Stock markets have recorded some gains, especially in sectors such as energy and health, while technology has declined, with investors seeking cheaper opportunities.

Recently, stock markets have experienced a rotation of capital, with the Dow Jones index reaching a new record, while shares in the technology sector have declined. Tim Murray from T. Rowe Price highlighted that investors are now looking for cheaper opportunities, concerned about the risks associated with companies in the field of artificial intelligence, such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 recorded gains, but stocks in the 'Magnificent Seven' category, such as Amazon, saw significant declines.

Investors have begun to shift towards sectors such as heavy industry and healthcare, while companies in mining and energy have gained ground. The high volatility of the market suggests that investors are seeking temporary refuges in the face of economic uncertainties. Additionally, the technology sector has had a mixed performance, with the iShares Expanded Technology Software index recording a significant long-term decline. Scott Chronert from Citigroup noted that capital flows are shifting towards more economically stable stocks amid the current turbulence.