US market today: Wall Street edges higher before Jerome Powell speech; Dow rises 273 points, global cues supportive
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US stocks experienced a slight increase as investors eagerly awaited Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s address at the Jackson Hole symposium. Treasury yields eased in anticipation of Powell’s speech, while individual stocks like Ross Stores and Nio saw gains. Nvidia shares declined amid valuation concerns and discussions about a new GPU for China.
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