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US Futures Climb as Nvidia Moves to Resume China Chip Sales

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US stock futures rose on Tuesday after reports that Nvidia is preparing to resume some chip sales to China, easing concerns over trade restrictions.

The move comes just days after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang—currently visiting Beijing—met with President Donald Trump.

The company is reportedly seeking US government approval to export its H20 graphics processing unit to China and expects licenses to be granted soon.

Despite the positive momentum, investor caution lingered ahead of key events.

Major banks including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup are set to report quarterly results, which could provide valuable insights into the state of the financial sector.

Markets are also closely watching the June consumer price index, expected to offer clues on the inflationary impact of Trump’s tariff policies.

The report is seen as a key factor in shaping expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate move.

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