The U.S. stock market rose on Monday, after a week of sharp gains due to optimism about the economic restart. Nasdaq broke through 9900 points for the first time in history and rose to 9927. 13 points, setting an intraday high, with a cumulative increase of more than 10.6% this year. The Dow Jones index has risen nearly 50% from the bottom of the fuse, and the S&P 500 is less than 5% from the all-time high.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at 3232.39 points, up 1.20%. As of Monday's close, the index has achieved a cumulative increase this year, rebounding more than 47% from the low point in March. The index once fell by more than 30% this year, and now it has risen by 0.05%.
The Dow Jones index closed at 27,572.44 points, up 46 1.46 points or 1.70%, narrowing the cumulative decline in 2020 to 3.3%. The Nasdaq Composite Index closed at 9924.74 points, up 1. 13%, a record high, with a cumulative increase of 10.6% so far this year.
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Us technology stocks led the gains:
In US stock trading on Monday, leading technology stocks generally rose, and Apple's share price closed at $333.46, up 0.59%. The share price of Google's parent company Alphabet closed at1446,438+0, up 0.57%; Amazon closed at $2,524.06, up 1.65%.
Microsoft closed at 188.36 USD, up 0.62%; Facebook closed at $2,365,438 +0.40, up 0.27%; Oracle Bone Inscriptions closed at $ 55. 10, up 2.07%; IBM closed at 135.75 USD, up 2.79%; Netflix closed at $4 19.49, down 0.03%; Tesla closed at $949.92, up 7.26%; Twitter rose by 5.08% and Uber fell by 0.35%; Raffles rose by 6. 14%.
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