US stocks rise as Tesla continues to climb while energy prices and bond yields drop

• US stocks ended higher Thursday as bond yields and energy prices ticked down.
• Tesla stock extended gains, jumping as much as 10%, after reporting strong second-quarter earnings.

US stocks closed higher Thursday as Tesla stock extended gains after a strong second-quarter earnings report while energy and bond prices ticked down.

Tesla jumped as high as 10% after beating expectations on profit and revenue. Both American and United Airlines also reported but shares were hit by $4

And $4, raising its three benchmark interest rates by 50 basis points for the first time in 11 years.

Here's where US indexes stood after the 4 p.m closing bell on Thursday:

• $4: 3,998.98, up 0.99%
• $4: 32,036.90, up 0.51% (162.06 points)
• $4: 12,059.61, up 1.36%

$4, although at a 40% reduced capacity. Natural gas prices fell on the news while the euro climbed.

Meanwhile, $4 from Russia so far in 2022, importing 28.7% more compared with 2021 levels.

The Mortgage Bankers Association lowered their odds for a recession, equating the chance of a slowdown in the next twelve months to a $4

Oil prices remained lower, with $4 crude slipping 3.5% to $96.41 per barrel, while the global benchmark $4 eased 2.8% to $103.84 per barrel.

$4 ticked up 1% to $1,716.80 an ounce. The $4 tumbled nearly 13 basis points to 2.908%.

$4 fell 2.28% to $23,141. Tesla's earnings release showed that the company sold $4 holdings for cash, although chief executive Elon Musk opined that the sale wasn't an overall verdict on his or the companies opinion on cryptos.