US stock markets get off to a strong start: Dow Jones gains 0.58%, S&P 500 rises by 1.41% and Nasdaq-100 gains 2.11% - technology stocks are in demand again

US stock markets get off to a strong start: Dow Jones gains 0.58%, S&P 500 rises by 1.41% and Nasdaq-100 gains 2.11% - technology stocks are in demand again

According to a report by www.deraktionaer.de, the US stock markets have recovered after a weak start to the year. The Dow Jones rose 0.58 percent, the S&P 500 rose 1.41 percent and the Nasdaq 100 index rose 2.11 percent, driven by strong performance from Nvidia shares and other technology stocks.

Nvidia shares rose 6.2 percent and passed the $500 mark. The company announced the launch of three new desktop graphics chips designed to improve AI applications on computers. This announcement increased investor confidence in the company, resulting in a significant share price increase.

In contrast, Boeing shares lost almost seven percent due to a dangerous incident involving a 737-9 Max aircraft. In addition, takeover offers from Harpoon Therapeutics and Ambrx caused the prices of the corresponding companies to double.

Crocs' strong sales led to a 20 percent increase in company shares.

Overall, these developments show that the technology and healthcare sectors are becoming more attractive again, while the aviation industry continues to face challenges. Nvidia's announcement not only strengthened the company itself, but also sent positive momentum for the entire chip sector. These developments are important indicators of how the US stock markets may perform in the coming weeks.