NEW YORK: U.S. stocks shed the sour tone that plagued equities all week on Friday, with a rally that broke a six-day losing streak.
Major indexes surged more than 1 percent, lifted by Chinese growth figures that eased concerns about a slowdown and earnings from JPMorgan Chase & Co that assuaged fears about the long-term impact of trading losses that cost the bank $5.8 billion for the year.
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