On Wednesday, American stock indices showed a significant increase and fully recovered after Tuesday's fall. Several positive factors contributed to this. First, the clarification by the US President Donald Trump that he does not cancel the monetary stimulus program aimed to help the American economy, but only reschedules it to the post-election period. Second, the Fed's readiness to increase the money issuing for such stimulus program. In addition, good corporate news contributed to the growth of indices. Delta Air Line, American Airlines, United Airlines Holdings, and aircraft manufacturer Boeing surged 3-4% on a pledge from US President Donald Trump to financially support the aviation sector. Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly (+ 4%) is set to begin testing its new Covid-19 drug. Let's recall that the Q3 corporate reports publication is starting from now. According to the Refinitiv's preliminary forecasts, the total profit of companies from the S&P 500 list will drop by 21%. Today, the US unemployment data for the week will be released. The outlook is positive.