Federal regulators have launched an investigation into Tesla, focusing on the safety compliance of its steering-wheel-free Cybercab. This scrutiny adds pressure to the automaker, while Apple shares faced a decline following reports that its anticipated foldable iPhone could carry a premium price tag of $2,000.

Conversely, Nvidia remains a notable outlier in the market. Analysts continue to back the chip maker, citing a strategy that leverages a robust balance sheet to accelerate expansion into the artificial intelligence sector. This focus has solidified Nvidia’s position as the world's most valuable company despite the broader market volatility.