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Major indices climbed up as market ends this week with traders getting hope that a new set of potential coronavirus stimulus package will push through.

Major Indices rebound as talk about additional fiscal stimulus package could still reach an agreement after US President Trump renewed support in the proposal.

Major stocks rose getting back few points loss from yesterday's bout after investors saw positive developments among congressional lawmakers to push further fiscal stimulus.

Investors hope for a new deal on the US Stimulus package that is still being tackled in the House made most stocks higher as trading session closed this Monday, led by banks and tech giants.

Major stocks eke out gains on today's session recovering some of its losses from yesterday's selloff.

Nasdaq and S&P 500 dipped in today's session after most of the shares from tech giants has declined.

Technology related shares surge has helped US stocks closed higher on today's session, as they continue to recover most of its losses from last weeks. Nasdaq's back-to-back sessions of advances has led the market higher.

After three day bout, stock market finally recovered as big tech shares bounce back with the help of investors who bagged some shares while on dip.

It seems that the historically called rough month just took its effect this week, bringing major indices to the bottom as investors continued to dump 'biggest-gainer' tech shares which dragged down today's market.

US stock market rejoices as major indices rose rapidly together with other equities around the globe after data showed private payrolls increased by 428,000 in August which impacted optimism on today's session.

Major indices all ended up higher stepping a steady foot forward for greater days in this historically called rough month for stock market.

Major indices closed down market mixed after concerns about Federal Reserve's reports on a new framework that could keep interest rates lower for a longer period of time gave investors not much of positivity.

Tech giants has yet again lead market session higher pushing Nasdaq hitting another all-time high for 4 consecutive days now.

Optimism engulf market session on the opening day of the week due to the positive reports concerning coronavirus treatments and vaccines together with Apple's hitting fresh new all-time high.

Tech giants have yet again led market higher, bringing Nasdaq Composite to a new record high after today's session.

Major indices closed down session this Wednesday lower after government's Federal Reserve minutes brought lack of optimism with regards about the economy's growth on this year's second quarter.

Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 both ended up another record high on today's market session, while the Dow failed to follow suit. For S&P 500 it has been a week of rallying and struggles before successfully breaking its February 2020 record high.

S&P 500 has not able to break its highest record yet for the second time this week even though reports about U.S. weekly jobless claims fell to 963,000 which was initially expected to have at least 1.1 million.

Stocks rallied briefly on today's session getting back what was loss from the prior days. S&P 500 almost hit a record high breaking above 3,386.16 level from February 19 but fell short just as the market close this Wednesday.

Concern about the Russian vaccine regulatory approval has contributed on the risk rally in the session of global market today.

Tech giants such as Facebook, Apple, Google's sister company Alphabet, Netflix and Microsoft has pushed Nasdaq Composite surge big time on today's session marking another record high advancing from 10,000 to 11,000 for the first time.

Major stocks ended the day propitiously high after investors are still focus on fresh signs of corporate earnings report and government's stimulus package with the hope that it will relieve them from the coronavirus pandemic stress.

Just as the world struggle on the rise of confirmed coronavirus cases, most stocks had closed Monday's session all high with the investors holding firmly on the positivity of another set of corporate earnings reports.

Technology four giants lead today's trading with a bang. After starting with a few dipped tech sector ended up higher, not what most analyst has expected.

Major stocks have lost its pace on Tuesday market closing all prices lower from yesterday's session. Shares from tech giants dropped as traders are getting ready for the next coronavirus stimulus package.

Gold prices has set new record high pushing the precious metal's stock to climbed up big time, setting it as its biggest gain in one year since 2010.

Amazon has jump up nearly at 8% at $3,202 per share, pulling other Tech giants and other market sector utterly positive as trading opens this week.

Senate GOP leaders and senior administration officials in the government are setting up a new recovery bill to help ease the economy. With the said news, stocks quiet closed market optimistically.

Sentiments over the resumption of coronavirus cases all over the globe might possibly hinder the reopening of the world's biggest economy which reflects on today's market trading.

Nasdaq Composite has continues to outperformed their record high from Monday's set bagging another all-time high today with 1.4% surge which have led all stocks optimistically on today's trading day.