LIVE: Why is the stock market ignoring Nvidia’s downfall?

CryptopolitanNov 11, 2026 6:31 PM

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Nasdaq jumps 2.2%, S&P 500 gains 1.5%, and Dow rises 169 points.
Nvidia rebounds 2.7% after losing nearly 10% over Jensen Huang’s alleged spy scandal.
CoreWeave rallies as investors brush off Tuesday’s selloff.
Fed rate hike odds hit 90% for December, while Goldman Sachs expects another increase in March.

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