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US stocks today: US stocks gain as healthcare stocks hit record high, oil prices fall

The Economic Times ·

Wall Street's main indexes saw increases driven by a rally in healthcare stocks that reached record highs.

Easing oil prices contributed to a recovery from the previous week's technology led selloff.

Major companies like General Motors and Steel Dynamics reported disappointing earnings forecasts, while 3M and Equifax exceeded expectations.

Investors are closely monitoring upcoming corporate earnings reports from several high-profile companies.

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