That's the end of regulation. Group 1 Automotive, bringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange and Ardbark Therapeutics, one of this week's IPOs doing the honors at the NASDAQ. A broadly higher finish for the major averages. We basically finished right near session highs as Terra fears ease and tech gets a lift driven by Apple 11 standout session and a bounce for mega cap names like Tesla and

NVIDIA. That is the scorecard on Wall Street. But the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford.

Yeah, we got another big hour of earnings results coming. Headlined by Airbnb, Applied Materials,

Coinbase, Draft King's Palo Alto networks, and many more. Are you ready? Plus, we'll be joined in a first on

CNBC interview by Draft King's CEO, Jason Robbins, before his call with Wall Street. And the

CEO of Animal Health Company, Zoedis, is going to join us to talk earnings, tariffs, and the fight

against the avian flu. As we await earnings, though, let's bring in vital knowledge founder,

Adam Krista Fulie and CNBC Senior Markets Commentator, Mike Santoli. Great to have you both here.

As I mentioned, we basically closed at session highs for the major averages. That was after a PPI

that the street shrugged off and sent treasuries rallying. And after tariff talk, that the street also shrugged

off. So, Adam, I'm going to start with you because the S&P 500, it looks like closing a little more than

1% higher, 6115 as we settle here. We're coming back up on, we're not there yet, but very close to

new record territory. Your thoughts?

I think today was really characterized by earnings. You had a bunch of favorovers reports out last

and this morning, both in the U.S. and Europe. And then within the PPI, the headline PPI numbers

were hop-out within it. There were a lot of encouraging, dovish figures, and that definitely

helped to relieve markets

after the CPI, and it suggests that the PCE coming out in a couple of weeks will be somewhat cool.

And then we had, you know, another tariff announcement that was short on detail, and there were,

you know, immediate new tariffs implemented, and so markets read the side of relief once that news

was out of the way and it was

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