While the largest part of the world was preparing for Christmas and New Year’s holidays, the major indicators hit new records – the stock indices have renewed their history highs. The Dow Jones, the U.S. Industrial indicator, rose 0.45% to 16,294.61. The last year was eventful for the Dow Jones Industrial: over 40 times the index hit its record high. Another very important indicator Standard & Poor’s 500 climbed to 1,804.76, the highest level ever. In 2013, the Standard & Poor’s 500 gained over 26%. The last in three leaders of annual growth is NASDAQ. It froze at the level of 4,148.9. The leading world’s analysts see different reasons for such a state of things; many of them suppose that this jump is a result of news from the IMF. The representatives of the largest credit organization – the International Monetary Fund – reported the upgrade of the outlook for the U.S. economy. Analysts at the IMF had reviewed their negative forecasts based on the new employment data and better economic situation in the country. Besides, clearing up the concerns about the U.S. federal budget has the great impact on the indices.