Nasdaq Soars 2.6% as Tech Rally Powers S&P 500 to Record High
Wall Street rallied to record highs Tuesday, with S&P 500 up 1.8% and Nasdaq surging 2.6%, driven by a resurgence in tech stocks after a two-month drought of records.
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Wall Street rallied to record highs Tuesday, with S&P 500 up 1.8% and Nasdaq surging 2.6%, driven by a resurgence in tech stocks after a two-month drought of records.
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