Global marketsUpdated November 9

Dip-buying lifts US stocks to their best day since April.

After a steep weekly decline, rising futures offered an early hint of a rebound. In the regular session, dip-buyers returned after the technology selloff that had roiled Wall Street, driving US stocks to their strongest day since April, Bloomberg reported. The semiconductor index jumped 6.9%. Oil prices sank alongside the advance. The rebound had arrived in the session itself, not just in futures.

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