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The S&P 500 ended slightly higher on Monday, buoyed by optimism around artificial intelligence technologies despite a lull in earnings fervor towards the close of the reporting season and escalating crude oil prices raising inflation concerns amidst the stagnant U.S.-Iran peace talks. Semiconductor stocks outperformed other sectors as AI-related momentum persisted, with chipmakers leading the way. Analyst Ross Mayfield from Baird observed, “The semis and AI infrastructure trade has taken on a life entirely of its own.” This detached momentum reflects a rush to invest in these sectors, divorced from conventional market influences. The first-quarter earnings period is nearing completion,…
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