DOW jumps 330 points as S & P 500 records Powerful weekly win

The S & P 500 increased by 0.7% Friday, closing a strong week because investors looked in addition to weak data on consumers and persistent concerns of inflation.

In the week, the index published a 5% win, the best of November 2023. years, such as technical actions and mitigate optimism encourage optimism.

The Nasak composite added 0..5%, and the Dow Jones industrial average increased 331 points, or 0.7%. For the Sunday, Nejadda jumped more than 6%, while the DOW gained 3%.

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Markets oasstrained Earlier this week after American and Chinese officials agreed on a 90-day break on new tariffs, mitigating fear of escalating trade. Technical actions were charged, with Nvidia more than 15%, measuring 7%, and Apple and Microsoft each sign-in note.

But on Friday it’s Rally lost swing after the consumer’s index of the University of Michigan discarded up to 50.8 – second lowest reading ever. The expectations of inflation for the next year increased to 7.8%, highest since 1981. years.

However, some analysts reduced the fears of stagflation. “Markets are currently transferred to the risk of stagnant” said Jamie Cok Harris Financial Group, noting that consumer consumption remains strong despite inflation concerns.

President Donald Trump Added uncertainty By signaling its administration, it would soon send letters to countries that described in detail new tariff rates, replacing some negotiations due to limited bandwidth.

Despite mixed signals, Vall Street ended the week to high notes, and the S & P 500 reported a five-day winning series and reimbursed their annual losses. Investors are now turning to the upcoming strokes of trade and inflation data for the next catalyst.