S&P 500 Reaches 6,000 as Markets Surge on Trump's Re-election

The stock market experiences historic gains with expectations of tax cuts and deregulation under Trump's second term.

The S&P 500 briefly hit the 6,000 mark for the first time, driven by post-election optimism.
Major indexes, including the Dow and Nasdaq, recorded their best week in a year, with significant weekly gains.
Investors anticipate benefits from Trump’s proposed policies, such as reduced regulations and corporate tax cuts.
Interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve contributed to the rally, with another rate cut expected later this year.
Stocks like Tesla and major banks saw substantial gains, reflecting investor confidence in a Trump-led administration.