Dow jumps 330 points as S&P 500 logs strong weekly gain 

The S&P 500 increased by 0.7% on Friday, ending a strong week while investors looked at the feeling of feeling of low consumers and persistent inflation problems.

The index posted a gain of 5% for the week, its best since November 2023, because technological actions and the softening of trade tensions have fueled optimism.

The NASDAQ composite added 0..5% and the industrial average of Dow Jones climbed 331 points, or 0.7%. For the week, the Nasdaq jumped more than 6%, while the DOW won 3%.

Why did the Markes showed?

Markets rallied Earlier this week, we and Chinese officials accepted a 90 -day break on new prices, which made it possible to climb commercial friction. Technological actions have led, Nvidia up more than 15%, Meta Up 7% and Apple and Microsoft each notable gains in the journalization.

But Friday’s rally lost momentum after the feelings of consumers of the University of Michigan abandoned at 50.8 – his second weakest reading of all time. Inflation expectations for next year increased to 7.8%, the highest since 1981.

However, some analysts have minimized stagflation fears. “The markets are rethinking the risk of stagflation at the moment”, ” said Jamie Cox by Harris Financial Group, noting that consumer spending remains strong despite inflation problems.

President Donald Trump additional uncertainty By signaling that his administration would soon send letters to the countries detailing new prices, replacing certain negotiations due to the limited bandwidth.

Despite the mixed signals, Wall Street ended the week on a high note, the S&P 500 recorded a sequence of five -day victories and recovering its defeats of the year. Investors are now turning to future commercial movements and inflation data for the next catalyst.