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Wall Street rises as tech shares lead rebound, Nasdaq gains as Nvidia jumps 5%
US stocks rose on Wednesday as technology shares led a rebound. The Nasdaq Composite gained 1.6%, the S&P 500 advanced nearly 1%, and the Dow was up 45 points, or 0.1%, shortly after opening. Nvidia climbed 5%, while CoreWeave surged 13% after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue and raising its 2026 revenue and operating income guidance.
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What happened
US stocks rose on Wednesday as technology shares led a rebound. The Nasdaq Composite gained 1.6%, the S&P 500 advanced nearly 1%, and the Dow was up 45 points, or 0.1%, shortly after opening. Nvidia climbed 5%, while CoreWeave surged 13% after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue and raising its 2026 revenue and operating income guidance.
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Global impact / market context
CoreWeave’s results and higher outlook may support expectations for its future sales and operating income, while Nvidia’s rebound lifted a major technology stock after recent losses. Because technology shares led the broad market recovery, gains in these stocks helped lift major US indexes.
Analyst inference
The rebound followed a weaker Tuesday, when Nvidia’s decline weighed on all three major US indexes. At the same time, October inflation exceeded expectations, strengthening expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate increase; higher rates can raise borrowing costs for companies and pressure spending and valuations.
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What to watch
- Watch whether CoreWeave’s later results support its raised 2026 revenue and operating income guidance; weaker delivery could challenge the optimism reflected in its share rise. Analyst inference
- Track whether Nvidia holds its rebound after losing nearly 10% at the start of the week, since further declines could again weigh on technology shares and indexes. Analyst inference
- The article says October CPI rose 0.4% month on month and the chance of a December 25-basis-point rate increase reached around 90%; further inflation data could shift expectations. Confirmed
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