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Stocks Gain as Tech Holds Up; Bonds Steady | The Close 2/17/2026

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Wall Street closed higher on February 17, 2026, with tech stocks leading gains as investor confidence held steady amid economic uncertainty. Major indices rose modestly, reflecting resilience in high-growth sectors. Bond markets remained stable, with yields holding near recent ranges as traders awaited Federal Reserve signals on interest rates. Analysts noted muted volatility, suggesting cautious optimism about inflation and economic growth. Goldman Sachs’ Christina Minnis highlighted strong corporate earnings in tech and consumer sectors, driving market momentum. She cited AI and quantum computing investments as key growth drivers for 2026. Oaktree Capital’s Christina Lee warned of potential downside risks in commercial real estate, contrasting with tech’s strength. Her comments underscored sector divergence as investors reallocate capital. Legal expert Lilya Tessler of Sidley Austin discussed rising regulatory scrutiny in AI and fintech, urging companies to prepare for stricter compliance frameworks in emerging technologies.
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Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Chipotle’s Adam Rymer, IHG’s Elie Maalouf, Goldman Sachs’ Christina Minnis, Kayne Anderson Rudnick’s Julie Biel,, Oaktree Capital’s Christina Lee, Sidley Austin's Lilya Tessler, and Union Square Hospitality Group’s Chip Wade. (Source: Bloomberg)

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