US stocks close higher amid trade optimism
US stocks rose today as the markets hopes for the US-China trade talks returned in addition to concerns over the US recession easing.
President Trump said that US economy will continue to grow and ruled out a near recession.
Trump said that the trade talks with China are going very well, after his decision last week to delay the tariffs increase on several Chinese imports until mid-December.
In the oil market, West Texas Intermediate rose by 2.4% to close at $56.21 a barrel, with a high of $56.4 and a low of $54.8.
Brent rose 1.9% to $59.74 a barrel, with a high of $59.9 and a low of $58.4.
Dow Jones rose by 0.9% or 249 points to close at 26,135 points, with a high of 26,222 points and a low of 26,020.
Nasdaq rose by 1.3% or 107 points to 8003 points, with a high of 8,026 and a low of 7,974.
S&P 500 rose by 1.2% or 35 points to 2,923 points, with a high of 2,931 points and a low of 2,913.
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1.1079
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0.0027
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0.2411%
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1.2926
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-0.0002
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0.0124%
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Tadawul
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8045.32
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44.99
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0.56%
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17.167
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0.213
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1.256%
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55.389
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-2.405
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4.162%
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60.91
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-1.53
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2.45%
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1474.350
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6.370
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0.434%
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