Recently, a wave of geopolitical factors has stimulated expectations in the energy market. Investors are beginning to focus on the long-term positive outlook of energy infrastructure rebuilding, leading major US stock indices to rise accordingly. The market logic is clear: although short-term risks exist, the prospects for the revival of the energy industry attract capital inflows. Coupled with the dovish monetary policy expectations driven by a relatively weak labor market, the stock market naturally rises.

Overall, the US stock market performed quite strongly. The Dow Jones Industrial Average touched the 49,000-point mark intraday, hitting a record high. The S&P 500 index rose slightly by 0.64%, and the Nasdaq also increased by 0.69%. Among them, energy stocks performed the best, with the expectation of energy infrastructure rebuilding causing related companies' stock prices to soar. For major oil and gas companies, daily gains exceeded 5%, and these companies are generally seen as direct beneficiaries of infrastructure rebuilding.

Interestingly, the cryptocurrency market also showed a strong revival in sync. Bitcoin surged to the monthly high, reaching a peak of $94,789. Ethereum was not to be outdone, rising 2.8% to surpass the $3,200 mark. Behind this synchronized rise reflects investors' optimistic outlook on the global economic prospects—whether it’s the revival of traditional energy industries or the bottom-fishing in crypto assets, both reveal market confidence in growth. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but from energy to the crypto world, this wave of upward movement may have just begun.