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Here's your closing bell brief for Wednesday, November 5th.

I'm Catherine Sullivan for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. stocks rose today as technology shares led markets higher, lifted by strong earnings

and dip-buying in artificial intelligence shares.

The NASDAQ rose 0.6%, recovering some ground after recent doubts about the AI trade.

The S&P 500 gained 0.4%, and the Dow added half a percent.

Chipmakers rebounded, with advanced micro-devices shares rising 2.5%

after the chip designer reported soaring sales and profit.

Broadcom climbed 2% and Qualcomm gained 4%. Trade-sensitive stocks also gained ground,

after Supreme Court justices, appeared skeptical of President Trump's tariffs. Treasury yields climbed

after the Treasury Department said it was considering increases to debt auction sizes beyond

short-term T-bills. Among other companies, Amgen shares jumped 8% after

the biotechnology company raised its outlook for the year. Caterpillar stock rose 4%

after the equipment maker laid out aggressive long-term growth targets at its investor day.

And shares of some tech giants continued to slide with Palantir technologies

losing 1.5%, Microsoft losing 1.4% and Nvidia falling 1.8%. Heads up, an artificial intelligence

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