The S&P 500 Index closed up 56.68 points, or 0.80%, at 7165.08 points, hitting a new all-time closing high after just one trading day, with a cumulative weekly increase of 0.55%. Overall, it displayed a three-wave V-shaped pattern.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 79.61 points, a decrease of 0.16%, at 49,230.71 points, with a cumulative decline of 0.44% this week. The Nasdaq Composite Index closed up 398.094 points, an increase of 1.63%, at 24,836.599 points, reaching a record high closing price again after just one day, with a cumulative weekly gain of 1.50%. The Nasdaq 100 Index closed up 521.042 points, an increase of 1.95%, at 27,303.667 points, also hitting a new record high after one day, with a cumulative weekly gain of 2.37%. The Nasdaq Technology Market Cap Weighted Index closed up 2.81% at 2,598.6001 points, reaching a new record high for the second consecutive day, with a cumulative weekly gain of 3.56%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed up 435.092 points, a rise of 4.32%, at 10,513.664 points, with a cumulative weekly increase of 10.02%; since trading ended on March 30, it has risen a total of 47.20%. The Philadelphia Stock Exchange KBW Bank Index fell by 1.34% to close at 167.26 points, with a cumulative weekly decline of 1.20%. The Dow Jones KBW Regional Banking Index closed down 1.54% at 133.40 points, with a cumulative weekly decrease of 2.13%. The Russell 2000 Index closed up 0.43% at 2,787.001 points, with a cumulative weekly gain of 0.36%. The Nasdaq Biotechnology Index closed down 1.10% at 5,899.27 points, recording a cumulative drop of 3.79% for the week, and continuing its overall decline. The S&P MidCap 400 Index closed up 0.22%, with a cumulative weekly drop of 0.14%; the Nasdaq US Mid Cap Index fell 0.27%, with a cumulative weekly decline of 0.98%. The VIX fear index closed down 3.21% at 18.69, with a cumulative rise of 6.92% this week; it had surged to 21.56 at 01:15 on April 24 (UTC+8).