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U.S. stocks mixed as investors await crucial earnings reports amid rising Treasury yields. Nvidia's performance sustains Nasdaq momentum.

The U.S. stock market showed mixed signals with tech stocks declining while economic data indicated consumer resilience and inflation control.

Investor focus is on US CPI data as it may signal future inflation trends and implications for interest rates.

UK stock markets outperformed European peers due to cooling US inflation

China's lack of new stimulus measures disappointed traders, causing mainland shares to plunge significantly.

Japan's Nikkei gained as 7-Eleven's parent company shares surged due to a higher takeover bid.

European stocks rose slightly, influenced by China’s economic outlook and corporate deal news.

China's shares fell sharply due to disappointing export data and absence of new stimulus measures.

China's housing stimulus response disappointed, causing a drop in shares.

Japan's stock market suffered from weak export data.

European stocks rose in anticipation of a rate cut.

TSMC's strong performance contrasts with declines in other markets.

U.S. stocks rebounded due to strong earnings reports, tempered recent losses, and improved market sentiment, particularly in technology and luxury sectors.

U.S. stock market surges to record highs with easing inflation concerns driving growth stocks.

Investor sentiment boosted by meeting or slightly undershooting CPI expectations, particularly in services like transportation.

Bond market reacts positively to lower inflation and growth projections, with municipal bonds in demand and high yield bonds benefiting.

The US stock market saw modest gains with a focus on technology and growth stocks outperforming value stocks.

FTSE 100 made gains, missed record close, influenced by UK wage inflation data and market factors.

London's FTSE 100 closed at record high fueled by strong earnings and takeover activities.