U.S. large-cap technology stocks surged across the board, with Tesla rising over 22%, NVIDIA rising over 18%, Apple rising over 15%, Facebook rising over 14%, Amazon rising over 12%, Microsoft rising over 10%, and Google rising over 9%.

U.S. bank stocks collectively surged, with JPMorgan rising over 8%, Goldman Sachs rising over 12%, Citigroup rising over 9%, Morgan Stanley rising over 11%, Bank of America rising over 6%, and Wells Fargo rising nearly 7%.

U.S. energy stocks surged across the board, with ExxonMobil rising nearly 5%, Chevron rising over 6%, ConocoPhillips rising over 10%, Schlumberger rising over 12%, and Occidental Petroleum rising over 11%.

U.S. airline stocks performed strongly, with Boeing rising over 15%, American Airlines rising over 22%, Delta Airlines rising over 23%, Southwest Airlines rising over 15%, and United Airlines rising over 26%.

U.S. chip stocks surged across the board, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rising 18.73%, Microchip Technology rising over 27%, ARM rising over 24%, Advanced Micro Devices rising over 23%, ON Semiconductor rising over 22%, Intel rising over 18%, and Broadcom rising over 18%.

The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index closed up 4.53%. Astronergy Solar rose over 21%, Kingsoft Cloud rose over 13%, iQIYI rose over 12%, Miniso rose over 11%, Global Switch and Weibo rose over 9%, and Huazhu Group, JinkoSolar, and ZTO Express rose over 8%. Sohu fell over 9%, and Atour fell over 4%.

Major European stock indices collectively closed down, with Germany's DAX index falling 3%, the UK's FTSE 100 index falling 2.92%, France's CAC 40 index falling 3.34%, and the Europe Stoxx 50 index falling 3.17%. Reuters analysis indicated that European healthcare stocks led the decline after U.S. President Trump threatened to impose tariffs on more specific industries.