After Nvidia's earnings report was released, Wall Street traders drove post-market turbulence in US stocks, and market prudence prevailed. Bonds are weakening, and the market is betting that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates during the year. The $809 billion S&P 500 ETF fluctuated after closing. Nvidia declined due to performance guidance falling short of expectations of some investors. Short-term US debt performance is under pressure, and the money market is already fully priced and will raise interest rates in December. Although the core inflation data is in line with expectations, it is still significantly higher than the Federal Reserve's target. Nvidia announced results and expects revenue for the current fiscal quarter to be US$108 billion, fluctuating ± 2%. Analysts expected an average of $105.2 billion, but some institutions' predictions were higher than $110 billion. Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management said that the market is highly sensitive to any news that may drive up the probability of interest rate hikes, and the latest economic data does not meet market expectations. Zentner pointed out that this data is not enough to change the policy direction of the September Federal Reserve meeting, but if subsequent data continues this trend, policymakers will face greater pressure to raise interest rates.

After Nvidia's earnings report was released, Wall Street traders drove post-market turbulence in US stocks, and market prudence prevailed. Bonds are weakening, and the market is betting that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates during the year. The $809 billion S&P 500 ETF fluctuated after closing. Nvidia declined due to performance guidance falling short of expectations of some investors. Short-term US debt performance is under pressure, and the money market is already fully priced and will raise interest rates in December. Although the core inflation data is in line with expectations, it is still significantly higher than the Federal Reserve's target. Nvidia announced results and expects revenue for the current fiscal quarter to be US$108 billion, fluctuating ± 2%. Analysts expected an average of $105.2 billion, but some institutions' predictions were higher than $110 billion. Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management said that the market is highly sensitive to any news that may drive up the probability of interest rate hikes, and the latest economic data does not meet market expectations. Zentner pointed out that this data is not enough to change the policy direction of the September Federal Reserve meeting, but if subsequent data continues this trend, policymakers will face greater pressure to raise interest rates.