American stocks publish the largest monthly gathering since 2023

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American stocks recorded their largest monthly gathering since late 2023, as investors were encouraged to return to risky assets, as President Donald Trump retreated from some of the harshest definitions.

S&P 500 Blue Chip 6.2 percent increased in May, the best monthly performance since November 2023, while the NASDAQ technology compound increased 9.6 percent. The gatherings mean that both of the tensions are in a positive area this year after its decrease in early April on the concerns of the tariff.

The charge was led by the so-called members of the so-called great technical shares, including Facebook Parent Meta, Elon Musk Tesla, and Chipmaker Nvidia-which was reported on Wednesday a 70 percent increase in quarterly revenue. The indicators that follow the financial and industrial data near the standard levels rose.

“May) was a good month of stocks,” said Mike Zegonont, head of trading and research at the Visdom Investment Group Group. “Feelings are very optimistic and not afraid.”

The stocks initially started to rise on April 9, when the US President announced a temporary stop for a period of 90 days to the sweeping Definitions He unleashed most of the country’s big commercial partners a week before its announcement of “Tahrir’s Day”.

The stocks were given another batch in early May when the United States and the United Kingdom were A commercial deal announced. The move was helped by the United States and China to reduce the customs tariff for at least 90 days in providing it by increasing the increase in the shares of Wall Street even with the American treasury and the dollar remaining under pressure.

Elderly The cryptocurrency has risen At the same time, the emphasis on the increasing appetite for investors, with the high price of bitcoin, which reaches 111,965 dollars, hops that the White House will be accustomed to approving its first regulations for digital assets.

However, many of the largest investors in Wall Street have been absent from the shares gathering, after they reduced their positions on the US assets on fears of the imminent economic slowdown and wider anxiety about the manufacture of volatile policies in Washington.

Some warn that the unpredictable Trump policies mean that recent market gains may evaporate soon. On Wednesday, a US court ruled that the “Tahrir Day” tariff plan was illegal, although the ruling was temporarily suspended by the Court of Appeal after a day.

Analysts expect the president to impose new drawings on pharmaceutical chips and commodities in the coming weeks.

“(Trump) has an enormous authority to act, and we doubt that he will want to remind everyone that the court ruling will not hinder his agenda,” said Mike Ourork at Jones Tajoring. “In the nature of the president, people constantly remind the authority he holds.”