U.S. Stocks Show Significant Rebound But Still Post Steep Weekly Losses
- U.S. Stocks rebounded on Friday, benefiting from a broad rally that boosted major indexes, despite ongoing recession fears linked to President Donald Trump's trade policies.
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq reported their largest one-day percentage gains since November 6, with increases of 2.13% and 2.61% respectively.
- Investor concerns remain high due to President Donald Trump's trade war, with a report showing consumer sentiment at its lowest in nearly two years.
- Despite Friday's rebound, the U.S. Market has faced four consecutive weeks of losses, the longest streak since August, amid uncertainties related to trade policies and governance.
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