The big panic price of 2025 which seized Wall Street in April? It appears in the rear view mirror now, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closure to the new peaks of all time on Friday.
A certain number of important media and technologies companies have also survived the wave of new heights, Netflix increasing 1.26% and closing to a company record 1,323.12 $ per share on Friday – one day after setting its major previous brand. Streaming heavyweight equity has increased 54% since early April.
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox Corp. And Paramount all made minor gains on Friday, continuing recent climbs that started to follow the April Street April slowdown. WBD and Disney shares have increased by around 50% since early April, while Fox Corp. And Paramount have both made around 20% gains since then.
The S&P 500 jumped 0.52% and closed Friday at 6,173, exceeding its summit of 6144, which was set in February; The Nasdaq, rich in technologies,, has displayed an identical percentage increase and closed to 20,273, exceeding its record which was established last December.
Amazon and alphabet, the mother company of Google, each won more than 2% on Friday, while Apple closed slightly. Apple especially rebounded where he was before President Donald Trump announced his “Liberation Day” prices in early April – a plan that initially shaken Wall Street and razed more than $ 500 billion in Apple’s market capitalization in the days that followed his announcement.
“We are going to have a booming stock market for a long time, because we are reinvesting in the United States of America,” said Trump on April 4.
This was not the case, at least at the start, when the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq took its greatest successes since Covid hit the markets in 2020. The S&P 500 is now more than 20% and the NASDAQ has increased by 32% since the day after the announcement of Trump’s tariff plan.
On Friday, Trump approached the deadline to come from July 9 on the break he presented on his rigid prices during a press conference during which he praised the Supreme Court for limiting the national injunctions against the decrees. The president said that he was not too concerned about the deadline when it was questioned by a journalist.
“No, we can do what we want,” said Trump. “We could extend it. We could do it shorter. ”
