Three major U.S. stock indexes closed collectively higher
According to the U.S. financial media CNBC reported that the three major U.S. indices closed collectively higher, the Nasdaq rose 1.96%, the SP 500 rose 1.18%, the Dow rose 0.25%. Among them, the Nasdaq and the SP 500 hit record highs. Inda rose more than 5%, three consecutive trading days to a record high, the total market value exceeded 3 trillion dollars, beyond Apple Inc.
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