Dow rises 300 points as trade deal hints lift Wall Street from Trump-era slump

American actions have closed above, investors welcomed the signs of progress in commercial policy and have dealt with a burst of business profits.

The industrial average of Dow Jones increased by 300 points, almost 0.75%, while the S&P 500 gained 0.6%and the NASDAQ composite added 0.5%.

The rebound has grown in the afternoon after the US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lux said CNBC that a trade agreement with an unnamed country has been “made” but awaiting approval abroad. Investors have interpreted remarks as a positive signal in the midst of uncertainty surrounding Trump’s commercial strategy.

Despite the rally, the first 100 days of President Donald Trump of his new mandate have shaped to be the worst For the markets at the start of a presidency since that of Richard Nixon in 1973.

The S&P 500 is on the right track For its greatest loss in the first 100 days of a presidential mandate in more than five decades.

The executive order linked to Trump’s car

Earlier, Trump sign An executive decree preventing the causing automotive prices, offering a stay to car manufacturers already tense by existing samples.

General Motors, who posted a stronger than expected profit, withdrew its directives in 2025 and suspended the acquisitions of action while waiting for more clarity.

Amazon’s actions have also reversed losses after denying the plans to display supplements related to prices on its site. The White House had called The rumor disturbs a “political and political act”.

The income was to the point, with Spotify and Coca-Cola reporting before the bell, and Starbucks due after the fence. Honeywell jumped 5% after a solid profits, helping to direct the Dow higher.

However, economic data highlighted a broader uncertainty. Consumer confidence has dropped for the fifth consecutive month and employment openings oscillated at a hollow of four years.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchanged around the threshold of $ 95,000 for most of the day.