Financial markets in the United States closed sharply higher, supported by falling oil prices and hopes for a reduction in tensions in the Middle East.
According to official market data, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 631 points, or 1.38%, to 46,208.47. In the same vein, the Nasdaq, dominated by technology companies, rose 299.14 points (+1.38%), to close at 21,946.76.
Meanwhile, the broader S&P 500 index, considered a general market indicator, rose 74.52 points, or 1.15%, to 6,581 points.
The market's growth is largely linked to geopolitical developments. Investors reacted positively to statements by US President Donald Trump about the possibility of negotiations with Iran, which has contributed to the reduction of oil prices and the alleviation of concerns about global energy supplies.
The fall in energy prices has eased pressure on markets and fueled expectations of economic stabilization, at a time when tensions in the region had increased international uncertainty.
However, analysts estimate that the positive reaction remains sensitive to further diplomatic developments, while any new escalation could again affect the fluctuations of global markets.
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