Graphic card for all adobe apps

Generally that is correct, buy a graphics card that works very well for Premiere Pro and the rest of the apps you listed will be OK.

There are two areas where you want to watch in the near future, because they may change GPU requirements quickly: 3D and AI. Adobe is adding more 3D and AI/machine learning features, and those may raise GPU system requirements in the applications that add those features.

For example, for many years Camera Raw (in Photoshop) and Lightroom Classic did not need the most advanced graphics hardware for good GPU acceleration. But recently, the addition of AI-powered people masking and AI Denoise have surprised many users who have weaker graphics.

People masking requires 2GB VRAM, so many users with integrated graphics cannot use it, so now they find they are not able to use every feature in the application.

AI Denoise, which came out a few weeks ago, is surprising users with older graphics hardware, because AI Denoise may take 30 to 45 minutes to process a single frame. More commonly it takes a couple of minutes per frame, and users with very recent, powerful Nvidia or Apple graphics hardware can run AI Denoise in 10 to 30 seconds per frame. Because you said you use Photoshop, if you plan to use this new Camera Raw feature and you want it to take only a few seconds per frame, instead of looking at graphics cards that are newer than a few years old, you really want to look at better graphics cards that are newer than about two years old.