US stocks at an all-time high
Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped more than 200 points to reach a record high at 29,476 following the news of a drop in Coronavirus cases. S&P 500 and Nasdaq both jumped more than 0.5% to reach the levels of 3,375 and 9,704 respectively. Strong corporate earnings are playing a key role in recent jump and the aggregate earnings are beating the expectations by 5.2% this quarter so far.
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