NY Stock Exchanges Gain Over 1% on Geopolitical Easing, Nvidia Focus

U.S. stock exchanges closed over 1% higher as geopolitical tensions eased, supporting broad market gains amid improved risk appetite. The rally was amplified by strong investor focus on Nvidia, whose upcoming earnings are seen as a key catalyst for the semiconductor and broader tech sector. Positive sentiment flowed into rate-sensitive growth stocks, with the Nasdaq outperforming due to Nvidia’s weight and sector influence. Capital flows into technology equities were reinforced by easing fears of supply chain disruptions and stronger-than-expected data on consumer spending. Traders will closely watch Nvidia’s earnings report and guidance for signs of sustained AI-driven demand and its impact on data center investment trends.

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