US equity markets opened higher on Monday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite posting early gains as investors returned to risk assets.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average also started the session in positive territory, continuing a broader rally that has pushed major indices toward record levels.
The rebound was led by the technology sector, particularly chipmakers, which reversed a heavy sell-off from the previous week.
Semiconductor shares have been a focal point of market volatility, and the early strength suggests that selling pressure has eased as traders look to capitalize on the dip.
This marks the first trading day since Thursday, when markets also opened higher following a turbulent period for tech stocks.
The broad-based improvement in sentiment indicates that investors are willing to buy into the rally, despite recent fluctuations in the sector.