Well, that's the end of regulation.

Columbus Citizens Foundation ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

FG Nexus doing the honors of the NASDAQ,

stock's regaining some of Friday's sell-off.

With all the major averages closing higher this Monday, as the President softens his tone on China,

trade relations.

The Russell was the standout.

That was up almost 3%, the Russell 2000, that is.

Tech and Consumer Discretionary were the S&P sector leaders. Staples was the only sector to end in the

red. ConAgra, J.M. Smucker, Altria, among the worst performers there. Semis leading the tech

sector with every member of the semi-ETF, the SMH, higher today. Bitcoin moving higher

as well after a dramatic decline on Friday that saw cryptocurrencies drop from $122,000 to $102,000

and under an hour before recovering. Gold hitting another all-time high today, rising 3%

silver. Also hitting a new record, jumping

more than 7%. The last time we saw silver at these levels was back in 1980 with the Hunt

Brothers, crude recovering some of its losses, but unable to get back above $60 a barrel.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but winner stay late. We're going to close about

overtime. I'm John Ford alongside Morgan Brennan.

Ahead tariff worries? What tariff worries? Markets are moving past the president's threats against China as the AI trade dominates the headlines once again. Were investors too quick, like this prompter,

to dismiss the tariff risks that may still be ahead? Speaking of AI, the CEO of UiPath joins us.

That stock has rallied 28%.

Last week, it was up for four straight weeks.

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