Wall Street continued its June hot streak during Wednesday's trading session, with stocks extending gains as state economies reopen throughout the nation. The S&P 500 posted its fourth straight day of gains, marking Wednesday as the index's longest winning streak since early February. The Dow was also carried to new heights as Boeing (BA  ) shares advanced into double digits and the Nasdaq is now on track to break a new all-time high, with tech stocks being minimally damaged by the coronavirus pandemic financial crisis.

Investors continue to shake off economic data, betting on a smooth recovery once the economy fully restarts. Released on Wednesday, ADP private payrolls report for May saw nearly 2.8 million cuts, which was far less than the 8.75 million estimated. Data from the Institute for Supply Management also showed the the U.S. services sector had contracted less than expected in May, signally stabilization from the coronavirus related shutdowns.

Here's how the market settled for the mid-week:

S&P 500 Index (SPY  ): +1.36% or +42.05 points to 3,122.87

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA  ): +2.05% or +527.24 points to 26,269.89

Nasdaq Composite Index (QQQ  ): +0.78% or +74.54 points to 9,682.91

In Major Stock News, "reopening stocks" like airlines--American (AAL  ), Delta (DAL  ), Southwest (LUV  ) and United (UAL  )--and banks--Bank of America (BAC  ), Citigroup (C  ), Goldman Sachs (GS  ), JPMorgan (JPM  ), Morgan Stanley (MS  ) and Wells Fargo (WFC  )--continue to gain on bets that consumers spending will increase. reopening stocks continued to outperform. Simon Property Group (SPG  ) lead the biggest midday gains for the S&P 500, also due to the economic reopening rally. Warner Music Group (WMG  ) soared more than 20% in its IPO debut.

In Stock Sector News, every sector, with the exception of Health Care which declined -0.20%, advanced during Wednesday's session. The performance gains were as follows: Industrials +3.91%, Financials +3.83%, Energy +3.05%, Real Estate +2.40%, Materials +2.28%, Consumer Discretionary +1.56%, Utilities +1.30%, Information Technology +0.82%, Communication Services +0.21% and Consumer Staples +0.20%.

In Commodity and Currency News, July futures for U.S. crude continued their ongoing recovery rally, with West Texas Intermediate (USO  ) settling higher by 1.3%to $37 per barrel. International benchmark Brent Crude (BNO  ) settled just over $39. Gold (GLD  ) futures fell under $1,700 per ounce again as investors move money back into the stock market. Finally, the U.S. Dollar (UUP  ) also dropped, with the DXY Index declining -0.36%.

For Thursday, market participates will focus on U.S. weekly jobless claims report and corporate earnings from companies like Broadcom (AVGO  ), Gap (GPS  ), and Slack (WORK  ).