The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained about 350 points on Monday, buoyed by hopes of easing tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict. Investor optimism stems from reports of potential peace talks, despite conflicting statements from Iranian media.

Stocks were falling to start the day on Tuesday after President Donald Trump called for an evacuation of Tehran. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 170 points, or 0.4%. The S&P 500 was down 0.3%.

Stocks rallied on Monday on reports that Iran is seeking talk to end its war with Israel, easing fears that the conflict could spiral into a broader regional war. The Dow Jones Industrial Average

Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major stock indexes traded higher Monday, as Wall Street digested the impact of the ongoing Israel-Iran attacks. Among the early winners on the stock market today were NvidiaNVDA,

Buoyed by positive momentum for shares of American Express and Goldman Sachs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading up Monday afternoon.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Nvidia Drives Stock Market Higher 4:25 pm Strong performance from Dow Jones Industrial Average component company Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) helped to drive the index higher Tuesday.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) index edged 3.9% higher in May, with 70% of its 30 constituent stocks ending the month in positive territory. However, the two worst-performing Dow stocks in May -- both from the healthcare sector -- kept the index's rally in check, with one of them plunging over 25%.

Powered by positive growth for shares of American Express and Goldman Sachs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is rallying Monday morning.

Monday’s bullish push has pared back some of last week’s late losses, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average back above 42,500. However, the major equity index remains embroiled in a consolidation zone that has plagued the Dow since mid-May.

U.S. stock futures edged downward early Thursday as market participants navigated a murky mix of trade-related developments, escalating geopolitical tensions, and awaited key inflation indicators. President Donald Trump signaled a possible delay in implementing new tariffs,