by David French

New York (Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange finished in dispersed order on Tuesday, the Nasdaq signing a closing record in the wake of Nvidia gains while the S&P -500 and the Dow Jones fell, investors having been concerned with inflation data and not enthusiastic by banking results.

The Dow Jones index sold 0.98%, or 436.36 points, to 44,023.29 points.

The wider S&P-500 lost 24.80 points, or 0.40%, to 6,243.76 points.

The Nasdaq Composite advanced 37.47 points (0.18%) at 20,677.80 points.

This is the fourth Nasdaq closing record in five sessions, and its eighth since June 27.

The index was largely worn by Nvidia, the technological giant having taken 4.0% after announcing that he planned to start selling in China H20 in China intended for artificial intelligence (AI).

This information benefited other semiconductor manufacturers, such as Advanced Micro Devices and Super Micro Computer, up more than 6%, while the technological sector of S & P-500 increased by 1.3% to stand at a closing peak.

According to Rob Swanke, senior analyst at Commonwealth Financial Network, Nvidia’s announcement pushed certain investors who had diverted technological values, due to the high valuations of these, to make back.

This is probably a “day movement,” he said, noting that investors would wait until the impact on Nvidia’s results and adding that the group claimed by the United States government could be delayed because of the uncertainties on commercial policy.

Wall Street has registered gains and signed records in recent weeks when fears have appealed to the economic repercussions of the customs rights of US President Donald Trump.

The current week is considered to be a test for investor morale, between the start of quarterly results and inflation data to indicate to what extent companies have noted their prices to compensate for customs duties.

A report published on Tuesday shows that consumer prices in the United States marked their increase in June in June, suggesting that customs taxes have fueled inflation. However, underlying inflation has remained moderate, which reassured a little.

In parallel, large American banks kicked out the results season, without satisfying investors and knowing a volatile session.

JPMorgan Chase fell 0.7% despite a target of net income revised upwards for 2025. Wells Fargo dropped by 5.5% despite an increased profit in the second quarter. Blackrock gave up 5.9% despite a record level of assets under management over the April-June period.

Only Citigroup increased by 3.7%, climbing a closing record since the global financial shout, after reporting a significant increase in its quarterly profit.

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