Three major U.S. stock indexes closed collectively higher
U.S. stocks opened higher, the three major indexes closed collectively higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.77%, the S&P 500 rose 1.26%, the Dow rose 0.8%. Among them, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 ended the daily 5 consecutive losses, and the Dow ended the daily 4 consecutive losses. Tesla rose more than 8%, the largest single-day gain since November 12 last year; Nvidia rose more than 4%, the largest single-day gain since November 20 last year.
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