US stocks: Dow rockets 1,100 points, S&P over 2% as oil slide cools inflation worries; Nvidia slumps
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- ✓US stocks rallied on Monday as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns, helping the S&P 500 climb 172.97 points.
- ✓While most sectors gained, Nvidia shares fell amid uncertainty surrounding CEO Jensen Huang.
- ✓Ken Polcari said, "The AI story is not going away if people are worried about that."
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- Indian Markets
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- Economic Times
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- India Economy
US stocks experienced a notable upswing on Monday following a decline in oil prices that calmed inflation worries and propelled market growth. The S&P 500 rebounded significantly after the midterm elections, with gains in nine sector indexes. Nvidia's shares fell amid uncertainty over CEO Jensen Huang's future. Analysts argue the stock market's prior drop was exaggerated, with investors now keenly awaiting inflation reports to gauge Federal Reserve responses.
US stocks rallied sharply on Monday as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns and helped the S&P 500 rebound from its steepest weekly decline since April 2025. Technology shares also surged, even as AI heavyweight Nvidia tumbled amid uncertainty surrounding CEO Jensen Huang, Reuters reported.
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