Three major U.S. indices close collectively higher, Tesla hits new high since April 2022
The three major U.S. stock indexes closed collectively higher, the Dow rose 0.97%, this week's cumulative increase of 1.96%; S&P 500 index rose 0.35%, this week's cumulative increase of 1.68%; Nasdaq rose 0.16%, this week's cumulative increase of 1.73%. Large technology stocks mixed, Tesla rose nearly 4%, Microsoft rose 1%, Apple, Nifty, Intel rose slightly; NVIDIA fell more than 3%, Google fell more than 1%, Amazon, Meta fell slightly. Among them, Tesla hit a new high since April 2022, with a total market capitalisation of $1.13 trillion; Nifty continued to hit a new high for five consecutive trading days.
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