Actions in the US increased on Friday, partially compensating for serious losses this week.
Investors made a bet on a more sustainable economic future after Democrats retained victory in the Senate elections in Georgia, opening the way for new stimuli for the economy.
"Thanks to the victory of Democrats in Georgia, investors are counting on new stimuli for the economy, which has caused optimism in the market," said a senior economist at Oxford Economics.
US bond indices fell at the start of trading, but then began to recover slowly, hoping that fiscal support measures would become more common.
The yield on 10-year US government obligations rose after surprisingly strong data from the jobs report, which usually signals low investor confidence.
