U.S. stocks were mixed in Thursday trading as investors weighed a jump in government bond yields and lingering uncertainty after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's resignation, Yahoo Finance reported.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average pared earlier gains and was trading roughly flat, while the S&P 500 was about 0.1% lower and the Nasdaq Composite was about 0.3% lower, Yahoo said. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5% as investors debated the odds of additional Federal Reserve rate increases and renewed inflation concerns. These figures are from Thursday trading as described in that live market report, including a sector snapshot as of around noon Eastern, and are not closing numbers.

Nvidia's drop eased from the open, but yields kept climbing

Nvidia was down about 5% after trimming losses, Yahoo reported, a milder decline than the roughly 13% plunge at the open reported earlier Thursday. Yahoo said Nvidia's web of tie-ups with other AI companies has left investors asking how far the fallout from Huang's departure might spread. Some other chip stocks, including Intel and Micron, fell, while AMD rose. The uncertainty also adds pressure ahead of Anthropic's planned public debut next week, the report said, without changing the company's previously announced timetable.

Treasurys sold off after President Donald Trump signaled he has no plans to bring an immediate end to the war in Iran, Yahoo reported, a comment investors read as a sign inflation could stay elevated. The 10-year yield jumped 12 basis points to 5.12%, and the 30-year yield rose 9 basis points to 5.44%. Brent crude had climbed to $94 a barrel on Wednesday after a week of declines. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said Thursday, according to Dow Jones Newswires as cited by Yahoo, "My bias is that further tightening will be needed because you just see this consistent pressure on inflation that isn't simply in the sectors that are most directly affected by tariffs or oil." Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee, speaking at Yahoo Finance Invest, said, "We're at a precarious moment." Yahoo also noted that most digital assets were down Wednesday, with bitcoin tumbling below $72,000. These are contemporaneous market figures, not a close.