- US stocks climb early Monday, extending a surge that began last week.
- Boeing shares jump after Delta agrees to buy $13.5 billion worth of Boeing planes.
- Earnings reports from Netflix, Johnson & Johnson and Tesla on the agenda this week.
Wall Street stocks climbed early Monday, extending a surge that began last week as markets absorbed Goldman Sachs’ good profits and a large new Boeing plane order.
Following a couple of punishing inflation readings last week, US stocks began the week on a high note, surging Friday on the back of strong retail sales figures.
Briefing.com analyst Patrick O’Hare pointed to “carryover momentum” at the start of a week that includes major earnings reports and decisions by the European Central Bank and other central banks.
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