Amid the wild swings in the stock market, the technology sector emerged as the biggest winner while banks lost billions.
Wall Street ended a tumultuous week in the green amid continued worries over the banking system.
November has been a good month for the U.S. stock market. Fresh hopes of smaller interest rate hikes, following an easing in consumer prices, have rekindled investors' risk-on trading.
Wall Street was moderately upbeat in Thanksgiving week.
Gold logged in the biggest weekly gain in more than two years, rising more than 5%.
Wall Street showed a astounding rally following the lighter-than-expected inflation data. In fact, the three major indices logged in the biggest one-day rally in two years.
Decent U.S. economic growth, inexpensive valuation, improving earnings picture, geopolitical crisis and inflationary pressure should favor small-cap stocks and ETFs in the coming days.