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The 4 forces that drove the stock market’s latest record high

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  • S&P 500 closed on a record level on Friday.

  • The measurement index rose during the week to reach its highest level since February

  • It has helped the last highest ever through news of commercial deals and the high price stakes.

The S& P 500 has achieved a new record in high closure for the first time in four months on Friday.

After you lost narrow records inside the day in a session on Thursday, the measurement index rose to 6187.68, its highest level since February.

Below where the main indexes stood at 4 pm EST, the conclusion on Friday:

Here are the four things that inspired the last rally to record high levels.

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Trump said China and the United States signed the framework trade agreement on Thursday.Reuters

The United States and China have put the final touches on a framework agreement that includes China’s approval of exports to rare ground minerals, while the United States will restore some high -tech exports to China.

President Donald Trump said that both countries signed the deal at an event at the White House on Thursday. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce confirmed the framework agreement and its details in a statement on Friday.

The deal is a batch of confidence for investors, who were looking for trade relations between the United States and China with concern since Trump threatened to impose a 145 % tariff on Chinese goods in April.

Trade Minister Howard Lootnick said the United States has 10 trade agreements with other countries on the road, with plans to finish the touches on these deals in the next few weeks.

“We will do the 10 best deals, and put them in the right category, after which these other countries will be delayed,” Lootnick told Bloomberg.

US President Donald Trump is receiving a question during a joint press conference with NATO President Jeans Stoltenberg at the White House, on April 12, 2017
Trump said he helped Israel and Iran reach the ceasefire on Monday.© AFP Nicholas Kamm

The markets breathed a sigh of relief this week after President Donald Trump announced a truce between Israel and Iran, which reduced fears that the Middle East conflict can leak into the region and disrupt oil flows that could escalate in the global economy.

The conflict between the two countries continued after Trump announced the ceasefire. But this announcement was sufficient to put out the worst investor fears – especially fears of disrupting oil supplies, which briefly increased the price of crude fears and participation about the hottest inflation.

Oil prices fell from their highest levels earlier this month. Brent crude, the international standard, traded about $ 67 a barrel on Friday, a 14 % decrease from its peak this month.

West Texas Intermediate crude was trading approximately $ 65 a barrel on Friday, a decrease of 12 % of its peak at the heat of the Israeli conflict.

2025-06-28 04:03:00

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