(Bloomberg) -- The Dow Jones Industrial Average topped 23,000 for the first time, its sixth round-number milestone reached in the past 12 months and the fifth since Donald Trump was elected president 11 months ago. The 1,000-point climb from 22,000 took only 76 days amid a synchronized advance in the global economy with only tepid inflation that has enabled central banks to leave stimulus in place. Stocks are rallying even as political risks persist from Spain to North Korea and Washington.
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