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US stock markets extended their winning streak today, with the S&P 500 rising 0.6 percent or 40.66 points to close at 6,824.66 United States dollars, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 0.6 percent or 286.80 points to 48,150.80 United States dollars, and the Nasdaq 100 advancing 0.7 percent, according to Saxo Bank's Market Quick Take report. Improving risk sentiment drove the gains, led by consumer discretionary stocks, as Amazon jumped 5.6 percent on upbeat artificial intelligence commentary and Meta rose 3.4 percent after expanding its cloud partnership, Saxo Bank reports. Brown-Forman surged 12.9 percent on takeover interest, while Texas Pacific Land fell over 10 percent on profit-taking. Volatility eased with the VIX closing at 19.49 after an intraday spike.

Most actively traded stocks included Amazon and Meta, with top gainers like ServiceNow up 5.56 percent and Palo Alto Networks rising 4.99 percent, per Business Insider market movers data. Biggest losers featured Micron Technology down 9.92 percent and Sysco dropping 15.28 percent. Key news centered on a shaky Iran ceasefire, with President Trump accusing violations in reopening the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices edging higher, as reported by The Street. Recent United States personal consumption expenditures prices rose 0.4 percent month-on-month, supporting steady treasury yields ahead of today's March consumer price index release.

Pre-market futures point flat amid ceasefire concerns, The Street notes. Watch tomorrow's Canada unemployment rate and University of Michigan sentiment data. Upcoming earnings include Goldman Sachs and Fastenal on Monday, JP Morgan and Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday, per Saxo Bank.

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