The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.86%, or 550.99 points, to 30,185.82 points.
The broader S & P-500 gained 94.88 points, or 2.65%, to 3,677.95 points.
The Nasdaq Composite for its part jumped from 354.41 points (3.43%) to 10,675.80 points.
In London, Britain’s new finance minister, Jeremy Hunt, announced that the government would lift nearly all fiscal measures announced on September 23 by his predecessor as part of its plan to revive UK economic growth.
According to Jeremy Hunt, this decline will translate into additional income of £ 32bn (€ 36.78bn) per year, which has led to an easing of all bond markets and reassured investors.
In values, Bank of America grew 6.05% despite the announcement of a decline in earnings in the third quarter as a result of the increase in provisions, analysts welcomed the growth in its income.
The performance, followed closely in a rising interest rate environment, caused a wind of optimism on Wall Street at the start of the quarterly earnings season.
Goldman Sachs was up 2.24% after the group announced a major reorganization of its businesses on Tuesday, along with the results.
The party was attended by important growing stocks such as Apple (+ 2.91%), Meta Platforms (+ 5.74%), Amazon (+ 6.44%) or Tesla (+ 7.0%), taking advantage of the sharp decline of Treasury yields.
On the downside, Fox was down 9.41% after Rupert Murdoch started a process to merge it with News Corp, ten years after their split. News Corp gained 3.39%.
(Report by Chuck Mikolajczak, French version Tangi Salaün)
