European incentives led to records for Dow Jones and S & P 500

English: NASDAQ in Times Square, New York City, USA. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Strong growth record Nasdaq. The index value reached 4 296.23 points, up 1.05% from the end of the session on Wednesday.

"Incentives for Europe are a positive thing, especially when you compare them with the fact that the U.S. is trying to limit them," said analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research Joe Bell to Bloomberg.

Statistics on the labor market also supported the trade. In May, applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. fell to its lowest level in seven years, according to the calculations of the U.S. Department of labor.

During the period from May 26 to May 31 submitted application forms increased by eight thousand, but overall assessments are continuing stabilization of the labor market in the country.

Influence on the market was the news that Twitter is in talks with online music platform SoundCloud and so can add music services for their customers. Thanks to this information microblogging platform shares rose nearly 4% to a price of $ 34 per share.

Amazon.com shares rose 5.7 percent to a price of just over 324 dollars in cash.

Meanwhile, shares of Sprint fell 3.2 percent to a price of 9.10 dollars per share. On Wednesday, it became clear that the company is trying to buy T-Mobile offers $ 40 per share of the mobile operator. Overall offer is for $ 50 billion.