US bourses rose on Friday on corporate reports and congressional decision

American stock indices ended Friday with growth - at the end of the day Dow Jones added 1.05%, S&P 500 - 1.23%, Nasdaq - 1.70%. Nevertheless, players still have doubts about the Fed's imminent move to reduce the key rate - the assessment of the likelihood of such a move at the March meeting for the week fell from 77% to 54%, writes Investing.com.

Positive impact on the indices had financial results of large companies, as well as the decision of the U.S. Congress, which avoided the suspension of the government of the country. On Thursday, a bill was signed extending its funding until March. The U.S. government has been in disagreement since last fall over the size of the budget for the new fiscal year - despite the fact that in May House Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreed with the White House on the amount of $1.59 trillion, a number of representatives of the Republican Party considered it too high.