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S&P 500 tops 4,000 for the first time to start April, tech shares lead gains

(April 1) Stocks traded higher Thursday, extending gains after a record-setting day on Wall Street.T

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There’s a gargantuan change in how our economy’s going to be run with the stimulus plan as well as the Build Back Better plan,” Stephen Dover, Franklin Templeton head of equities, told Yahoo Finance, referring to President Joe Biden's recently unveiled, multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal. “So I think investors are going to have to look very differently looking forward than they have been looking in the past.”Thehefty spending plan Biden proposed this weekto revitalize roads, bridges, factories, broadband and address other concerns including climate change is also set to be a key focus for equity investors going forward, with the increased government spending poised to come alongside tax policy changes in order to fund it. 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S&P 500 tops 4,000 for the first time to start April, tech shares lead gains

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