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Daily Market Report – May 8, 2026

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The US stock markets continued their record rally on Friday. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite rose to new all-time highs during the day, supported by surprisingly robust US labor market data as well as a renewed rally in AI and semiconductor stocks.

The Nasdaq Composite particularly benefited from strong gains in Nvidia (NVDA TradingView), Micron (MU TradingView), and Sandisk (SNDK TradingView). Micron and Sandisk temporarily surged by around 12%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index expanded its gains in the second quarter to nearly 5%. At the same time, weak corporate outlooks weighed on individual growth stocks such as Cloudflare (NET TradingView) and Trade Desk (TTD TradingView).

The ongoing earnings season remains exceptionally strong. According to Reuters calculations, around 83% of the companies that have reported so far have exceeded analyst estimates. Earnings for S&P 500 companies are expected to rise by nearly 29% in the first quarter – the strongest increase in several years. Particularly, AI-related technology companies are driving upward earnings revisions.

The focus of today's trading day was the official US labor market report for April: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics – Employment Situation. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US economy created 115,000 new jobs outside of agriculture; the unemployment rate remained at 4.3%. The health, transportation, and retail sectors showed particularly strong growth. The data significantly exceeded the expectations of many economists and temporarily alleviated recession concerns.

The combination of a robust labor market, strong corporate earnings, and AI optimism currently remains the dominant drivers of Wall Street. Even the renewed tensions between the US and Iran hardly affected the stock markets. Brent crude oil fluctuated around the $100 per barrel mark, while gold gained slightly. The yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose to around 4.36% following the labor market data.

European markets, on the other hand, developed weaker. The DAX (DAX TradingView) fell, weighed down by higher energy prices and profit-taking after the strong rally of recent weeks. In Asia, semiconductor and AI stocks were once again in focus; in particular, South Korean chip companies saw significant gains.

Täglicher Marktbericht – 8. Mai 2026

Die US-Aktienmärkte haben ihre Rekordrally am Freitag fortgesetzt. Der S&P 500 und der Nasdaq Composite stiegen im Tagesverlauf auf neue Allzeithochs, gestützt durch überraschend robuste US-Arbeitsmarktdaten sowie eine erneute Rally der KI- und Halbleiterwerte.

Der Nasdaq Composite profitierte insbesondere von starken Kursgewinnen bei Nvidia (NVDA TradingView), Micron (MU TradingView) und Sandisk (SNDK TradingView). Micron und Sandisk legten zeitweise um rund 12 % zu, während der Philadelphia Semiconductor Index seine Gewinne im zweiten Quartal auf fast 5 % ausweitete. Gleichzeitig belasteten schwache Unternehmensausblicke einzelne Wachstumswerte wie Cloudflare (NET TradingView) und Trade Desk (TTD TradingView).

Die laufende Berichtssaison bleibt außergewöhnlich stark. Nach Reuters-Berechnungen haben rund 83 % der bisher berichtenden Unternehmen die Analystenschätzungen übertroffen. Die Gewinne der S&P-500-Unternehmen sollen im ersten Quartal um fast 29 % steigen – der stärkste Zuwachs seit mehreren Jahren. Besonders KI-nahe Technologieunternehmen treiben die Gewinnrevisionen nach oben.

Im Mittelpunkt des heutigen Handelstags stand der offizielle US-Arbeitsmarktbericht für April: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics – Employment Situation. Die US-Wirtschaft schuf laut Bureau of Labor Statistics 115.000 neue Stellen außerhalb der Landwirtschaft; die Arbeitslosenquote blieb bei 4,3 %. Besonders stark entwickelten sich die Bereiche Gesundheit, Transport und Einzelhandel. Die Daten lagen deutlich über den Erwartungen vieler Ökonomen und reduzierten kurzfristig Rezessionssorgen.

Die Kombination aus robustem Arbeitsmarkt, starken Unternehmensgewinnen und KI-Optimismus bleiben derzeit die dominierenden Treiber der Wall Street. Selbst die erneuten Spannungen zwischen den USA und Iran belasteten die Aktienmärkte kaum. Brent-Rohöl pendelte um die Marke von 100 US-Dollar je Barrel, während Gold leicht zulegte. Die Rendite 10-jähriger US-Staatsanleihen stieg nach den Arbeitsmarktdaten auf rund 4,36 %.

Die europäischen Märkte entwickelten sich dagegen schwächer. Der DAX (DAX TradingView) gab nach, belastet durch höhere Energiepreise und Gewinnmitnahmen nach der starken Rally der vergangenen Wochen. In Asien standen erneut Halbleiter- und KI-Werte im Fokus; insbesondere südkoreanische Chipunternehmen legten deutlich zu.