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Here's your closing bell brief for Wednesday, May 6th. I'm Catherine Sullivan for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. stocks climbed to new record highs today. The NASDAQ led the benchmarks with a 2% gain.

The S&P 500 rose 1.5% while the Dow added 1.2. Renewed faith in artificial intelligence powered the

broad market rally. Optimism over a potential Middle East peace deal also boosted sentiment.

Following oil prices provided a backdrop for the day of trading. Among individual companies,

advanced micro-devices shares soared 19%.

The chipmaker reported stronger sales and higher profit in its latest update.

Walt Disney shares jumped 7.5% during the session. New CEO Josh DeMorrow outlined his plan

to use technology to increase profits. Uber Technologies' shares jumped 8.5% after its earnings report.

The ride-hailing company saw a rise in both revenue and bookings. And Intel shares added

4.5% to continue yesterday's climb. Investors remain enthusiastic about the semiconductor sector as a

whole.

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