Futures Dow +125 punti: 5 cose da sapere prima dell'apertura di Wall Street

Futures Dow +125 punti: 5 cose da sapere prima dell'apertura di Wall Street
Devesh Kumar
09 giu 2026, 13:05 PM

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NVDA/Broadcom rebound

Buy Nvidia (NVDA) and Broadcom (AVGO) on the rebound from the recent chip selloff. The article shows chips leading the early risk-on move, with investors already buying back after Broadcom’s weak forecast reset expectations. If CPI comes in softer, rate-sensitive mega-cap semis should extend the bounce quickly.

Rischio chiave: CPI is hot and the Fed stays tighter for longer, crushing high-multiple tech/AI stocks and reversing the rebound.

Applied Digital momentum

Buy Applied Digital (APLD). It jumped 11.5% premarket on a long 15-year hyperscaler lease tied to AI data-center demand, with management pointing to ~$5.2B revenue over the term. This is a clean, fundamentals-backed catalyst that can keep attracting buyers even if the broader market is choppy.

Rischio chiave: The CPI/rates shock hits growth and data-center names, and the stock’s rally fades before the market can price the long-term lease cash flows.

  • Nasdaq futures jump as Nvidia, Broadcom and Micron rebound.
  • Oil prices ease after Iran and Israel pause attacks temporarily.
  • Markets await Wednesday CPI report for fresh Fed rate clues.

I futures sugli indici azionari USA hanno guadagnato terreno martedì, mentre i produttori di chip hanno esteso il rimbalzo e l'attenuarsi delle tensioni in Medio Oriente ha contribuito a ristabilire una certa propensione al rischio.

Futures tied to the S&P 500 rose about 0.39%, while Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.67%. Futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced over 125 points, or 0.25%.

Il movimento è seguito a una ripresa di due giorni nelle azioni dei semiconduttori dopo la svendita della scorsa settimana, sebbene gli investitori restassero cauti in vista del rapporto sull'inflazione USA di mercoledì e di nuovi segnali sul percorso dei tassi della Federal Reserve.

5 cose da sapere prima dell'apertura di Wall Street

1. I produttori di semiconduttori guidano il rimbalzo iniziale

Le azioni dei semiconduttori sono state nuovamente al centro del movimento pre-market, con i principali nomi del settore in rialzo mentre gli investitori rientravano dopo il netto ritracciamento di venerdì.

Nvidia, Broadcom and Micron were among the names reported higher before the bell, rising between 0.8% and 4.4%.

Il rimbalzo segue una svendita dei titoli tecnologici e legati all'AI innescata in parte dalla deludente guidance di Broadcom, che ha riacceso i timori che le valutazioni si fossero spinte troppo in alto dopo il rally guidato dai chip di quest'anno.

2. Le tensioni in Medio Oriente si attenuano, migliorando il sentiment

La propensione al rischio è inoltre migliorata dopo che Iran e Israele hanno dichiarato di aver interrotto gli attacchi reciproci in seguito a un appello del presidente USA Donald Trump a rispettare un cessate il fuoco.

La pausa ha contribuito a calmare i timori che il conflitto potesse allargarsi ulteriormente o minacciare i flussi energetici nella regione.

Oil prices fell more than 2%, easing one of the key inflation risks that had rattled markets in recent sessions.

3. CPI data is the next big macro test

The market’s main focus is now Wednesday’s May consumer price index report.

A stronger-than-expected US jobs report on Friday raised concerns that the Federal Reserve may keep policy tighter for longer, or even raise rates again this year.

Investors will be watching whether higher energy costs linked to the Middle East conflict have started feeding into broader inflation.

A hot reading could put pressure on rate-sensitive technology shares, while a softer number may help extend the rebound in growth stocks.

4. IPO pipeline adds to tech-market buzz

Blockbuster listings are also shaping sentiment.

SpaceX is expected to test demand for high-growth technology names with a record-setting IPO that could value Elon Musk’s rocket company at about $1.75 trillion.

The offering is being watched as a gauge of whether investors still have enough appetite for richly valued private-market leaders.

Separately, OpenAI has confidentially filed for a US initial public offering, joining rival Anthropic in moving towards public markets.

5. Single-stock moves remain active

Applied Digital jumped 11.5% in premarket trading after signing a 15-year lease with a US-based hyperscaler at its Delta Forge 2 site.

The deal is expected to generate about $5.2 billion in revenue over the lease term, underscoring demand for AI data-centre capacity.

Nuvalent surged 39% after GSK agreed to buy the cancer-drug developer for $10.6 billion, or about $124 per share, in cash.

The offer represents a roughly 40% premium to Nuvalent’s last closing price and marks a major oncology push for the UK drugmaker.