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I'm Melissa Lee alongside Mike Santoli.

Sox flat following the Fed decision to leave race unchanged.

And Fed Chair Powell's news conference,

the S&P 500 pulling back after crossing 7,000 for the first time.

But now the focus turns to some big earnings. Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and IBM all do in the next

few minutes. Our reporters are ready to break down those results as soon as they cross.

Plus, we'll have instant reaction to all the numbers. But let's start with Sima Modi on the market. It's very calm at the index level, but a lot of movement underneath, Sima. Yeah, specifically, NVIDIA, Michael, closing the day higher after reportedly receiving approval from Beijing to sell its older H-200 chips to Chinese companies. Separately, CBC reporting that NVIDIA could be a part of Open AI's latest fundraising round.

Keep in mind, shares of NVIDIA are still flat on the month versus the broader semiconductor index,

which has gained about 15% during that same time period.

We did get an encouraging read on demand from several chip players today.

Texas Instruments seeing a 64% jump in data center revenue.

ASML saw record AI orders in the latest quarter.

And South Korea's memory chip giant S.K. Heinex doubling its profit. Those numbers providing yet

another boost to memory names. Plus, Intel, clying back after its big two-day fall. And GEVernova,

delivering a quarterly beat and raise. CEO Scott Strasich telling me he's not seeing any slowdown

and natural gas turbine orders from the hypers.

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