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Nasdaq futures slide as chip sell-off continues, but strong earnings bolster rest of market: Live updates

Investors are navigating a split market as defensive stocks rally behind strong earnings while a persistent chip sell-off weighs on the Nasdaq.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is recording significant gains, driven by positive quarterly results from Coca-Cola and Sherwin-Williams. While the Dow advances, the Nasdaq 100 faces downward pressure as the technology sector grapples with ongoing losses in semiconductor holdings.

MarketWatch, qz.com, and Benzinga note the contrast between the resilient performance of defensive industrial names and the volatility within the tech-heavy index. Investor's Business Daily reports that while the defensive sectors show clear growth, the technical charts for these top-performing equities differ substantially.

Despite the Nasdaq erasing some early losses during the session, the divergence between the industrial and technology indices continues to define today’s trading environment. Whether the broader market can sustain momentum while semiconductor stocks struggle remains the primary focus for participants.

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What is driving the gains in the Dow Jones?

The Dow Jones is rising following strong second-quarter earnings reports from Coca-Cola and Sherwin-Williams.

How is the technology sector performing?

The Nasdaq 100 has experienced a decline due to a continuing sell-off in semiconductor stocks.

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