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Wall Street Rebounds Strongly, Shrugging Off Recent Losses
4 Aug
Summary
- Dow Jones gains 585 points, recovering Friday's losses
- S&P 500 sees biggest single-day gain since May
- Earnings growth exceeds expectations, beating 2021 levels

According to the news report, the US stock market experienced a significant rebound on August 5, 2025, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 585 points and recovering all of the previous Friday's losses. The S&P 500 index also snapped a four-day losing streak, posting its biggest single-day gain since May.
The market's performance was driven by a shift in investor focus towards the strong earnings reported by companies so far this quarter. S&P 500 earnings have grown by 9.1%, more than triple the subdued expectations at the start of the earnings season. This represents the strongest earnings beat displayed by S&P 500 companies since 2021, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
The rebound was broad-based, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq index surging by 2% and the small-cap Russell 2000 index also seeing gains of 2%. Analysts at Morgan Stanley believe that any sell-off on Wall Street will emerge as a buying opportunity, while Goldman Sachs executives have expressed confidence in their ability to mitigate the impact of tariffs on their companies' profitability.
Despite the positive market sentiment, analysts caution that the economic outlook remains uncertain, with concerns over slowing growth, elevated inflation, and ongoing policy uncertainty. However, so far, companies have navigated the tariff environment without much visible strain, though pressures are likely to grow in the near term.