U.S. stocks closed higher after a tech-led rebound, with cheaper oil and a dip in Treasury yields helping steady risk appetite ahead of a closely watched Nvidia update.
Stocks opened a key week on a divided note: chip-led selling pulled the S&P 500 and Nasdaq modestly lower while the Dow eked out gains.
A brief bond-market respite gave way to rising yields after firmer data, pressuring equities into the close.
In the world of finance, as in politics, the impulse to react is often the most dangerous.
A pullback in Treasury yields helped U.S. equities snap a three‑day dip, though early strength faded into the close.
U.S. stocks finished lower—pressure heaviest on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq while the Dow edged down—as crude stayed elevated and long‑end Treasury yields hovered near cycle highs amid a stalled U.S.–Iran truce; softer housing data added to the caution.
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