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#USStocksCloseHigherNvidiaGains2% The decline in U.S. Treasury bond yields is boosting the technology rally, while Nvidia’s results are shaping up as a key market catalyst. The four major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday: the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 160.24 points to 53,577.40, the S&P 500 gained 0.32%, the Nasdaq climbed 0.66%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index jumped 1.44%. Both oil prices and Treasury yields fell back, easing pressure on high-valuation tech stocks as investors repositioned ahead of the release of Nvidia earnings. Nvidia shares rose 2.19%, ending a seven-session losing streak; AMD jumped 4.9% and Moderna surged 14%. Consumer stocks lagged: Dick’s Sporting Goods fell 30.7% and Target dropped 3.8%. Nvidia’s earnings after the market open on Wednesday represent a crucial test for the AI rebound, with consensus estimates projecting revenue of $92 billion. #KoreaMemoryChipStocksReverseLate $NVDAB $NVDA.US $GOOGL.US