Wall Street's flying high and the S&P recorded a new high record

U.S. stocks ended Tuesday's session, the second session of the week higher by continuing to fly high and record the S&P 500 recorded a new record supported by positive data from the industrial sector indicate that growth in the world's largest economy is gaining momentum after a temporary stumble during the cold winter.

The Institute for Supply Management said that its index of factory activity in the U.S. rose to 53.7 in March, recording the second consecutive monthly increase from a reading of 53.2 in February February but below the average forecast of 54.2.

And support the recent rally, shares of American Janet Yellen's remarks that the economy is in need of stimulus policies for some time, which has been interpreted as the difficulty of tightening monetary policy this year.
  

Wall Street indexes:

 Close the Dow Jones industrial average to a major American companies shares up 74.95 points, or 0.46 percent, to 16,532.61 points.

And ascended the S& P 500 broader 13.18 points, or 0.70 percent to 1,885.52 points, a new record level of new at 1,885.84 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index , which technology-laced 69.05 points, or 1.64 percent to 4,268.04 points.