S&P 500 jumped 0.71% to 52,048.83 points as tech leaders like Akamai and Moderna surged, while energy stocks such as Marathon Petroleum slipped.

The S&P 500 climbed 0.71% Tuesday to 52,048.83 points, driven by double‑digit gains in several technology and media stocks.

Data released Tuesday showed that five stocks led the index, each posting gains of more than 11%.

Top Gainers

• Akamai Technologies (AKAM) rose 12.33% to $117.41
• Moderna (MRNA) gained 12.27% to $172.94
• Intel (INTC) advanced 12.14% to $121.78
• Meta Platforms (META) increased 11.43% to $741.24
• Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) climbed 10.79% to $30.80

The rally reflected optimism about earnings outlooks in the semiconductor and biotech sectors, as well as renewed advertising demand for digital platforms.

Biggest Decliners

• Marathon Petroleum (MPC) fell 5.30% to $402.38
• Valero Energy (VLO) dropped 4.84% to $393.27
• United Parcel Service (UPS) slid 4.35% to $94.75
• HP Inc. (HPQ) decreased 4.22% to $32.95
• Phillips 66 (PSX) slipped 4.17% to $261.75

Energy and logistics stocks led the downside, pressured by lower crude prices and concerns over freight volumes.

Broad‑market indices also posted gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.52% to 34,562.10, while the Nasdaq Composite added 1.43% to 15,678.90.

Investors will watch upcoming earnings reports from major chipmakers and pharmaceutical firms for clues on whether the upward momentum can be sustained.