US stocks rose to record levels on Tuesday, with both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite closing at all-time highs, according to 연합뉴스TV. The gains came as investors looked ahead to the corporate earnings season with optimism.
연합뉴스 reports that the New York market opened higher as oil prices and US Treasury yields declined. 이데일리 described the bond yield move as a pause, or "숨고르자," that helped push the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to record territory.
AI-related shares led the advance, according to 경향신문, which reported that Nvidia hit a record high for a second consecutive day. The strength in AI stocks helped lift the Nasdaq to its latest milestone.
Not everyone is fully bullish. 뉴스1 reports that Bank of America warned US tech stocks are "building a bubble," though the bank still advised investors to stay in the rising market.
The records extend a run driven partly by expectations that upcoming earnings reports will be strong. With bond yields and oil prices both pulling back, equity investors found room to push indexes higher.
What to watch next: whether the coming earnings reports justify the market's record levels, and whether the tech rally continues or cools as Bank of America's bubble warning lingers.
