Stocks jump after inflation data, with Nvidia rebound spotlighted — follow live

Equity indexes rallied after a reported inflation print, with Nvidia's rebound drawing particular attention in coverage of the session. The headline frames the move as a reaction to CPI data, which points to inflation repricing as the core transmission channel: a softer-than-feared reading tends to lower expectations for the policy rate path, compressing discount rates and lifting long-duration growth equities. Nvidia, as a high-multiple name whose valuation depends heavily on future earnings, is especially sensitive to shifts in real yields and rate expectations, so its move serves as a high-beta read on broader risk appetite. Traders should watch the next scheduled CPI or core PCE release and the Treasury yield response to it, since a sustained decline in yields would confirm the rate-sensitivity thesis, while a rebound in yields would suggest the rally was driven more by positioning than by a change in the macro outlook.

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