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At closing, the Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 0.1% to 24,277. The S & P 500 rose 0.3% to 2.727 while the Nasdaq technology-driven rose 0.8% to 7.507
Sector-wise, IT companies grew 1.0% and the energy of 1.6%.
The maker of electric vehicles Tesla climbed a mere 4% early in the session, but the joke was short-lived when the stock closed down by minus 2.3%. Just before closing, it was confirmed that Chief Engineer Doug Field is leaving the company. The initial recovery has occurred since the company announced that production was up 55% from the first quarter, measured in units, to more than 53,000 vehicles in the second quarter. In the last seven days of the last quarter, production exceeded 5,000 units in Model 3 and just 2,000 units in the other two models. The company aims to increase production from model 3 to 6,000 units a week at the end of August.
Nike's share has dropped 1.7% since Roger Federer, 20-time Grand Slam winner, concluded his cooperation with the company. The Swiss have signed a 10-year agreement with Fast Retailing subsidiary Uniqlo. The tennis star's new clothing supplier is competing with H & M and Inditex
General Motors, GM, expressed skepticism about the Trump administration's proposal to impose 20% of taxes on cars Friday. The company said, among other things, that it would hurt competitiveness, cost jobs and result in a "small GM". However, the share closed up 0.3%.
Adamis Pharmaceuticals rushed to 50.0% after the company reached an agreement with Novartis Sandoz's generic unit regarding the manufacture and distribution of the allergy drug Adamis Symjepi
. , 2 in June against 58.7 in May. According to Reuters forecasts, the index was 58.4
The interest rate on 10-year US government bonds rose 1 point to 2.87%.
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