Well, that's the standard regulation. Citigroup bringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

One in one green technology is doing the honors of the NASDAQ. Stock soaring to record highs.

On the back of a delayed CPI report showing inflation was softer. I guess they're just saying cooler than expected.

The Dow closing above 47,000 for the first time, record closes for the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ as well.

And today's gain, putting all the major averages into the green for the week, gains of 2% across the board.

Six of the mag seven stocks higher today with the exception of Tesla. A big week for Apple, the stock hitting an all-time high, getting close to $4 trillion market cap.

The yield on the 10-year note hanging around 4%. That's following the inflation data. We're going to have more on that in just a moment.

And gold lower on the week. This is the first down week for since the middle of August and after nine straight weeks.

Yeah, that's the scorecard on Wall Street, but winter stay late.

Welcome to closing about overtime. I'm John Ford alongside Morgan Brennan.

Ahead next week, we'll put this rally to the test with Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon

reporting. Can the momentum keep going if we don't get big beats?

Plus, Jamie Diamond may have called Bitcoin a pet rock last year, but the bank is now

embracing it as collateral for loans. We're going to dive into that. Love my pet rock. And it's not

just a big week ahead in the markets. It's a big week for DC policy as well. We're going to break

down what's on the agenda and the market impact. For more on this record day for the markets, though, let's get to Christina Parts and Avelas at the NASDAQ. Hi, Christina. Hi, I was going to say we're in an unusual moment, and I'm thinking to my head, I want to pet rock, but really it has to do with the Fed expected to cut rates while the economy just accelerates and AI infrastructure spending just really shows no signs of slowing. And that's what you had markets rally on that backdrop today,

celebrating better than expected. rates and AI infrastructure spending just really shows no signs of slowing. And that's why you had markets rally on that backdrop today,

celebrating better than expected inflation data and anticipation of another rate cut.

Financials definitely helping climbing about 1%.

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, driving some of those gains.

You can see Golden Sachs up 4%, closing 4%, I should say higher.

Coinbase, though, surging about 9%.

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