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Stock Market Today (LIVE): Incumbents Aren't Done Yet; Markets Continue to Surf U.S.-Iran Tension; Does Apple Need to Pick Up the Pace?

Top insights from the latest market news from Monday, April 13, from The Motley Fool analysts on Team Rule Breakers and Team Hidden Gems. Oracle (ORCL 1.28%) jumped 11% on Monday, sparking a comeback across software as investors rethink whether artificial intelligence (AI) is disruption -- or just the next upgrade cycle. Stock Advisor recommendations Adobe (ADBE +0.15%), Salesforce (CRM 0.02%), and ServiceNow (NOW 1.70%) followed, with buyers putting money back into a group that’s been under pressure all year. This week, the market seems willing to bet the incumbents won’t go quietly.

Stock Market Today: Dow -295 Points, S&P 500 Flat, Nasdaq Steady; STX Up 14%, HOOD Drops 13% Before Powell, Big Tech Earnings

Stocks Markets HOOD STX NVDA AMZN Dow ^DJI sheds 295 points to 48,847 while S&P 500 ^GSPC holds 7,130 ahead of Powell's final FOMC press conference. Seagate STX rockets 14.7% to $664 on strong guidance; WDC jumps 10%, NXPI surges 24% as storage trade reignites. Robinhood HOOD sinks 13% on 47% crypto revenue collapse; SOFI drops 13%, CAR falls 3% on Q1 earnings misses.

US Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Futures Slip As Inflation And Energy Worries Build

US stock futures are down, with E-mini S&P 500 contracts falling about 0.6% and Nasdaq 100 futures weaker by roughly 0.7%, as investors react to a fresh inflation shock and higher energy costs. March US consumer prices rose 0.9% month on month, while energy prices are up 12.5% over the past year, signaling that everyday costs from fuel to utilities remain under pressure. Brent crude above US$102 adds to worries that inflation could stay uncomfortable and keep borrowing costs higher for longer. The key question now is whether inflation sensitive areas, such as consumer and small cap stocks, struggle while energy related and other inflation beneficiaries take the lead.