Wall Street posted gains on Monday as declining oil prices alleviated concerns over energy costs, providing a tailwind for US equities despite broader weakness in the technology sector.
The retreat in crude prices helped offset a mixed bag of corporate results, allowing US markets to close in positive territory.
In contrast, European markets faced headwinds from the semiconductor sector.
Chip stocks exerted downward pressure on the AEX, the benchmark index for the Euronext Amsterdam exchange.
This divergence highlights the varying sensitivity of European and US markets to technology sector volatility and energy cost dynamics.
The market move follows a pattern of rotation seen earlier in the week.