US stocks rebounded on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 up 0.3%, the Nasdaq rising 0.9% and the Dow adding 200 points as the market pared earlier losses and regained footing after Monday’s sharp selloff. A rebound in Bitcoin supported risk appetite, while the AI and software complex helped steady sentiment with Nvidia up 0.9% and Palantir gaining 1.9%, though Broadcom lagged 1.2% amid profit taking. The advance was driven less by big tech than earlier in the session and more by a set of outsized movers, including Boeing surging around 10.2%, Intel climbing nearly 8.7% and AppLovin rallying 4.7%. Traders remained focused on a heavy slate of economic releases and the delayed September PCE report ahead of next week’s FOMC decision, with markets still assigning a high probability to a 25 bp cut and using incoming data to fine tune expectations. Bond yields pushed higher earlier in the session as global sovereign curves reset, limiting the recovery.