Cooling inflation and favorable earnings reports pushed up U.S. stocks to another intraday high, with semiconductors and large technologies leading the gains; Ford surged and Tesla weakened. U.S. bond yields are flat, VIX is lower, funds are flowing back into AI and technology, and prosperity and consumption signals are divided.

The U.S. stock futures index moved higher focusing on CPI, with interest rates rising and gold prices falling back intertwined. Intel's earnings report has strengthened, Ford has improved expectations but revised EBIT downward, trade and policy uncertainty has warmed up, and CPI will affect the trend at night.

Semiconductor led the way in pushing up the four major U.S. stock indexes, and soaring oil prices rekindled concerns about inflation and interest rates. Most large-scale technologies are higher, with quantum computing, tourism and industrial groups in common; the market is focusing on Intel's earnings report and China-US dialogue.

U.S. stocks were on the sidelines before the market, and oil prices rose due to U.S. sanctions; Tesla's decline in profits dragged down technology stocks. The market focused on Alphabet, Apple and other financial reports and the pace of AI and cloud capital expenditures, and paid attention to changes in oil prices and yield rates.

U.S. stocks weakened intraday, with technology and semiconductors leading the decline; multiple earnings reports eclipsed and expanded selling pressure, and medical and packaging recognition strengthened against the trend. The seven major players were divided, and Microsoft and Alphabet fought against the decline; the market focused on inflation and interest rate trends and subsequent financial reports.

Futures differences after Dow Jones hit high, focusing on Netflix's earnings report and traditional media restructuring; high-end shocks in gold prices and the trend of the US dollar affect risk appetite. Investors wait and see financial reports and policy signals, and the growth of streaming and advertising businesses has attracted attention.

Dow Jones posted high intraday gains and technology stocks weakened; funds turned to earnings and transfer property. GM, 3M, and WBD strengthened, NEM and PM were under pressure; semiconductors retreated, and investors paid attention to the Federal Reserve Conference and peak earnings.

Risk appetite continues, futures index rises slightly and yield rates are low, funds focus on large-scale technology financial reports and the progress of the government shutdown; Apple continues to be popular, GM surprises, and it attracts attention with Amazon, Tesla, and Intel after the Internet Frisbee.

U.S. stocks continued to rise in the intraday session, with technology and semiconductors leading the gains, with Apple creating high-tech, AI and power chips strong; the impact of cloud failures was limited, and interest rates fell to support growth stocks, focusing on TSLA, INTC, NFLX, KO financial reports and CPI rhythm.

U.S. stocks were stable intraday, with finance and health care strengthening, semiconductors and gold mines weakening;AXP and KVUE leading the gains, regional silver earnings released pressure, rising yields affected growth evaluations, and cooling trade noise supported risk appetite.

Rising credit risk suppresses risk appetite, and regional banks 'exposure to risks and bad debts affect sentiment; the market is betting on the Timeline of interest rate cuts and simultaneously focusing on the impact of inflationary employment, tariffs and raw material fluctuations on stocks such as finance and automobiles

AI themes supported the market, and TSMC's upward revision outlook drove semiconductors to strengthen, with Fei Ban leading the gains; the seven dominant U.S. stocks divided and suppressed the market. Trade tensions and government shutdown are heating up, and the market is focusing on AI capital expenditures and individual stock catalysis.

U.S. stocks continued pre-market risk appetite, and banks 'financial reports were strong; the White House planned to set industry floor prices and tariffs to push up costs, but the Beige Book showed mixed transmission. AI Data Center M & A and technology earnings report are imminent, focusing on inflation and capital flows.

Fei Ban led the gains and supported the market, with bank financial reports better than expected and interest rate cuts rising expectations boosting valuations; weights and technologies were divided, the market was structurally rotating, and funds focused on AI and renewable energy and banking stocks, and on Beige Book and policy variables.

Trump threatened to increase the price on China's oil products and tariffs to outweigh the profit, and he hoped to wait and see; the Federal Reserve Commission released an announcement or suspended the contraction of its balance sheet, bank financial reports were better than expected, and the decentralization of the AI supply chain continued, focusing on policies, liquidity and financial reports.

Finance and industry transfer took over, and the intraday index of U.S. stocks diverged; bank earnings boosted finance, and technology and semiconductors weakened. The Fed signals that friction with US-China shipping has affected emotions, and funds focus on AI and renewable energy themes.

Risk aversion heated up, the U.S. stock futures index fell, Bitcoin fell, and gold and silver hit high. The market is concerned about Powell's talks and Sino-US relations; bank financial reports are mostly better than expected. GM proposed EV fees, and the rare earth and AI supply chain attracted attention.

As concerns about tariffs cooled and AI gains ignited, U.S. stocks rebounded strongly in the intraday session; semiconductors led the gains, and the seven major players generally rose. Broadcom joins hands with OpenAI to boost the supply chain, and the market is focusing on Bauer and the bank's financial reports.

After tariffs and export controls warmed up, the futures index stabilized, and technology stocks evaluated China's exposure and cost transmission; the market focused on inflation data, US dollar interest rates and Sino-US interactions, and observed the rotation of supply chains and stocks.

Rising tariffs between the United States and China triggered a sell-off, with technology and semiconductors leading the decline, with defense competing against essential consumption. Trump threatened to impose additional tariffs, and the market paid attention to CPI, Federal Reserve signals and financial stock earnings reports.