Wall Street saw a healthy rally on Wednesday, with all major indices closing at their highest levels in close to a month. Market participants were focused two things on Wednesday: President Donald Trump's tweet that the government may be opening up sooner rather than later, signaling that the economy will be able to rebound, and Senator Bernie Sanders dropping out of the presidential race, encouraging the healthcare sector to relax.

The President tweeted during Wednesday's session: "Once we OPEN UP OUR GREAT COUNTRY, and it will be sooner rather than later, the horror of the Invisible Enemy, expect for those that sadly lost a family member or friend, must be quickly forgotten. Our Economy will BOOM, perhaps like never before!!!"

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

S&P 500 Index (SPY  ): +3.41% or +90.57 points to 2,749.98

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA  ): +3.44% or +779.71 points to 23,433.57

Nasdaq Composite Index (QQQ  ): +2.58% or +203.64 points to 8,090.90

In Major Stock News, American airline stocks--American (AAL  ), Southwest (LUV  ) and United (UAL  ) rose on Wednesday due to renewed optimism that the coronavirus outbreak in the United States may be turning a positive corner. Casino stocks like MGM Resorts (MGM  ) and Wynn Resorts (WYNN  ) also gained on prospect of the pandemic coming under more control as social distancing measures seem to be working. The energy sector saw a large rally on Wednesday, with stocks like Apache (APA  ), Diamondback (FANG  ) and Occidental Petroleum (OXY  ) all increasing. Shares of Boeing (BA  ) led the Dow Jones higher on Wednesday as the manufacturer had identified two new software problems with the grounded 737 MAX as it moves forward to gain approval to return the jet to service.

In Stock Sector News, all sectors saw performance increases on Wednesday, led by Real Estate with a +7.41% gain. The rest of the gains were as follows: Energy +6.73%, Utilities +5.41%, Materials +5.00%, Financials +4.40%, Health care +4.21%, Industrials +3.65%, Consumer Discretionary +2.84%, Information Technology +2.74%, Communication Services +1.65% and Consumer Staples +1.41%.

In Commodity and Currency News, oil prices jumped on Wednesday on hopes the OPEC will bring production cuts to help with prices as demand still remains low. West Texas Intermediate (USO  ) spiked 7.75% and Brent Crude (BNO  ) gained +3.95%, bringing barrel prices between $26-$34 each. Gold (GLD  ) prices dipped slightly -0.18% due to investors putting more money back into the stock market. Finally, the U.S. Dollar (UUP  ) gained back what it had lost in previous sessions, with the DXY Index increasing +0.19%.