Wall -dit is cool, cheeky and cruise

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Markets this week? It is absolutely not subject – as they are on the beach somewhere, sipping a cold drink and ignoring headers.

Geopolitical tensions broke out (again), oil prices plunged, and the protection of stocks could not decide – but a wider market? He barely blinked. The S&P 500 flirted with record highs, NASDAQ continued the cruise due to its AI favorite, and even small hats came into effect. It’s almost as if investors looked at the chaos and said, “Fur, we’re good.”

What drives this chilled mood? Part of it is that the optimism that crawls back. A sudden drop in oil took some pressure on the table, and the Fed noise gave the merchants hoping that September could play for the incision. The bond is weakening, and the risk appetite has returned.

Of course, there are risks everywhere – from tensions in the Middle East to stretched estimates in some corners of the market – but now, Wall -Rate seems to be in full summer mode. Cool, calmly and slightly breaks away.

Will it be the last? It’s hard to say. The markets have a habit of waking up only when you expect it less. But as long as they set up noise and catch rays.

As the stock market came back to the new record – even with so big still worry

A S&P 500 In April, in April, less than 0.1% of the closing of the new record, bouncing from almost 20% of the sale.

In the last four months, the wall of care has collapsed a little. The most important thing is that Trump has retreated from the most violent tariffs on the US key partners.

Corporate profit also lasted well, despite the uncertainty of politics. In the second quarter, the S&P 500 profit increased by 4.9%, noting the eighth in a row growth of profit per year for the index, Facttset reports.

– Yun Lee