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Stock markets have extended the upside momentum into a new week as all the major indices are shining on prospects of economic reopening and a potential coronavirus vaccine.

Nvidia stock price retreated from an all-time high of $360 after reporting stronger than expected results for the first quarter.

Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) stock price is close to its all-time high of $224 as the tech giant continues impressing investors with user growth along with the launch of innovative features.

US stock markets have come out of bearish trend on Monday as all three top indices reported strong gains amid hopes over coronavirus vaccine and economic reopening.

While US stock market remained in the red last week as several big hedge fund managers pointed lofty valuations and rough road ahead due to economic headwinds, the market begun the new week on a positive note with all three US stock indices rose more than 1% following Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warning that betting against the US economy would never turn out to be a good move.

Aurora Cannabis stock price surged more than 14% after topping third-quarter revenue and earnings estimates on Thursday and jumped another 68% on Friday amid robust improvement in cash flows.

The US stock markets extended the downtrend in Wednesday trading amid concerns over economic growth and increasing conflict between the United States and China.

US stock markets came under pressure over the last couple of days amid renewed conflict with China and warnings over the reopening of the economy.

Apple (NYSE: AAPL) stock price has crossed the $300 level for the first time since February as investors and analysts are betting on the largest tech giants' future fundamentals.

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PayPal (NYSE: PYPL) stock price rose to a record level after the company announced substantial growth in net new accounts for the first quarter along with the robust outlook for the second quarter.

The Walt Disney stock price plunged 2% after reporting a massive 91% year over year profit drop for the March quarter as coronavirus pandemic cost as much as $1.