
April closed as one of the strongest months since 2020, and futures rose as the S&P reached new highs after the jobs report. That momentum carried into Tuesday, when a tech-driven rally helped the S&P 500 and Nasdaq set fresh intraday and closing records, though futures were little changed early Wednesday. Strong labor data still complicates the Fed outlook and leaves investors watching for earnings and central bank signals that could reintroduce volatility.
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