Tumultuous Week on Wall Street Ends With a Small Rally<br />She said investors were moving money out of riskier stocks like Apple<br />and Disney, which are considered "consumer discretionary" stocks because they don’t serve basic daily needs, and into safer areas like utility stocks and United States Treasury notes.<br />Goldman Sachs wrote that We are witnessing the longest rally in the history of Chinese stocks,<br />The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index climbed 27 percent since President Trump took office,<br />but by Friday it had given up more than a third of those gains since peaking on Jan. 26.<br />The cause of one of the most turbulent weeks in recent memory, market participants in the United States said, appeared to be widespread expectations<br />that the global economy is improving and that growth would accelerate in the near future.<br />8, 2018<br />Stocks on Wall Street ended a volatile week on an upswing, as the Standard & Poor’s<br />500-stock index ended Friday’s trading session about 1.4 percent higher.
