Nvidia's stock dropped first, then jumped nearly five percent — a reversal that says everything about how high the bar has climbed for AI. Revenue hit ninety-six-point-two billion dollars, more than double a year ago, with data-center revenue up one hundred seventeen percent to eighty-nine billion. The real spark: Nvidia guided to about seventy percent growth for the fiscal year ending January twenty twenty-eight, crushing the forty-four percent Wall Street expected, with next-quarter revenue guided near one hundred eight billion.

Meanwhile the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, PCE, held at three-point-seven percent in July — hotter than forecast — keeping rate-cut risk alive right into Friday's Jackson Hole speech from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.

Nvidia strengthened the AI story. Inflation still controls the cost of money.

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