Wall Street Rebounds as Chip Stocks Surge and Banks Report Earnings

Wall Street's main indexes surged on Thursday due to strong results from TSMC, igniting a rally in chip stocks and solid earnings reports from major banks like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. Investors are shifting focus to market fundamentals as the earnings season progresses.

Wall Street's main indexes made a notable recovery on Thursday, fueled by an impressive performance from TSMC that ignited a rally in chip stocks. Major players like Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron saw gains alongside chipmaking tool companies, buoyed by projections of robust growth and expanded U.S. manufacturing.

Meanwhile, BlackRock's assets surged to a record $14.04 trillion, boosting its shares along with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, both of which reported a rise in quarterly profit. Despite some concerns about potential headwinds, financial stocks managed pressure amid strong profit growth.

Investor focus is shifting toward fundamentals as earnings season unfolds. Market dynamics show a rotation from mega-cap tech to previously overlooked sectors. The S&P 400 mid-cap and Russell 2000 have hit new highs, and job market data suggests stability as the Fed contemplates future rate cuts.

(With inputs from agencies.)