Stocks erase morning rally after prior week's sell-off | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

U.S. stocks gave back an early rally on Monday as technology and AI shares stayed under pressure after last week’s sell-off. The S&P 500 fell 0.5% after wiping out a 1.1% gain, while the Dow rose 213 points (0.4%) and the Nasdaq dropped 1.1%. Oil helped offset some losses: Brent crude slid 7.6% to $104.77, easing costs for fuel-heavy companies. United Airlines, Southwest and Carnival all rose, along with Marriott. But AI names swung sharply. Alphabet finished down 0.3% after a prior record-worst day Thursday, and Nvidia turned lower after an early gain. Marvell slid 12.7% on a planned buy of Lumentum.