American stocks set the record where the markets recovered from Trump’s shock

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The S& P 500 index in Wall Street rose to its highest level on Friday, which led to a significant recovery by the US shares from a sharp decrease earlier in the year ignited by Wabel Donald Trump from the global tariffs.

The blue chip index rose 0.3 percent in early trading to 6158.87, which led to its previous peak of 6,147.43 on February 19.

Adhering to the United States cease-fire In the conflict between Israel and Iran, the shares have strengthened this week, regretting investors’ concerns about a possible suspension of oil exports from the Middle East. Trump also said on Thursday that the United States and China have it “Signing” a commercial deal.

The S&P 500 rose by more than 23 percent-entering a technical market-since it reached the lowest level in 15 months on April 7, shortly after the US President announced his plans several days ago. the Fees The waves of fluctuations were launched across the financial markets, as economists reduced their expectations for global economic growth.

But Trump’s subsequent delay in some of his identification plans, as well as a series of climbing operations from his most aggressive threats and relatively strong economic data, motivated a quick return to stocks.

“The uncertainty in the peak trade in the past, (the American economy) is still flexible and restored the narration about artificial intelligence and growth,” said Vino Krishna, head of the American stock strategy in Barclays. Scott Chronert, CITI strategic expert in Citi, expects that S&P 500 will gather by 2.5 percent by the end of 2025.

The arrows of the shares contradict the constant pressure on the US Treasury and the dollar-which has decreased to its lowest level in three years this week-due to the increasing concerns about the country’s sustainability. Increased debt.

Consumer and commercial feelings in the United States, which were subjected to the non -regular tariff advertisements on products, including minerals, semi -conductors, cars and basic commodities.

But stocks are supported by strong profits for some of the largest companies in Wall Street, and indicate that Trump’s attempts to radically directly direct the American trade policy have not yet governed or raised the job market.

A rush of re -purchases The strong demand for investors has provided more fuel to the last gathering. Some analysts are expected to strengthen the historic Trump bill to increase economic growth and support corporate profits.

“Regardless of what is already happening with the customs tariff, the market seems to be seen as ancient and controlled news,” said Lisa Shalit, chief investment official in Morgan Stanley.

“The market does not reduce the same event twice.

Technology shares fell early this year, but it was the best performance since Trump U-U-Turn on April 9. Since that time, the shares of the Palantir Software has increased by 87 percent, the Robinhood broker has increased by 147 percent, and has gained COMPURER Micro Computer has gained more than 55 percent. “Big Tech has led the (former) sale of the recovery now,” Krishna said.

Industrial stocks were also winners in 2025. However Aerospace has gained 62 percent while Uber and Ge Vernova gathered 54 percent, making it the best performance this year so far. The RTX defense group and the Deare maker increased by 23 percent and 20 percent, respectively.

However, declining analysts emphasize that the stock market gains depend on the mocked foundations, warning that slowing growth in bank lending and high -gypsum for credit card indicates weakening economic growth.

“The peak pessimism” in the past, we believe that we are far from returning to where we were in January, “Shalit, who said in an e -mail to the clients.