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US Stocks Surge: S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq Climb on Positive Economic Signals

US Stocks Surge: S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq Climb on Positive Economic Signals

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 US stocks closed higher today with the S&P 500 up zero point six percent or thirty-seven point seven three points to six thousand nine hundred thirteen point three five, according to Nasdaq reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained zero point six percent or three hundred six point seven eight points to forty-nine thousand three hundred eighty-four point zero one, while the Nasdaq Composite advanced zero point nine percent to twenty-three thousand four hundred thirty-six point zero two, as detailed by Saxo Bank and Nasdaq. Key drivers included eased tariff worries after President Trump withdrew threats toward Europe and signaled progress on a Greenland framework, alongside steady jobless claims at two hundred thousand and inflation data meeting forecasts, per Saxo Bank. Sectors saw Communication Services up one point six percent, Consumer Discretionary one point two percent, and Financials zero point seven percent, while Utilities fell zero point seven percent, Nasdaq notes.

Highlights featured Meta Platforms jumping five point seven percent leading mega-cap tech, GE Aerospace down seven point four percent post-earnings, and Procter and Gamble up two point six percent; after hours, Intel slid nearly twelve percent on cautious guidance, Saxo Bank reports. Economic releases showed the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index up zero point two percent in October and November with core at two point eight percent year-over-year, and continuing claims down to one million eight hundred forty-nine thousand, supporting sentiment.

Pre-market futures point little changed with no major headlines, per Almfirst. Watch tomorrow's S&P Global Manufacturing and Services Purchasing Managers Index releases, plus University of Michigan consumer sentiment updates, and later durable goods orders on January twenty-sixth, as listed by Almfirst and economic calendars. Earnings remain in focus amid strong two thousand twenty-six growth projections of about fourteen percent, State Street Global Advisors indicates.

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