(New York, NY)  --  All eyes will be on Wall Street today after the U.S. gross domestic product grew more than expected during the third quarter, sending stocks on a strong rally yesterday.

   Investors were also encouraged by quarterly profits exceeding expectations at Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive, two major consumer product companies.

   The Dow Jones Industrials jumped by triple digits, closing 200 points higher at 99-63.

   The Nasdaq gained 38 points, ending the session at 20-98.

   The S&P 500 Index tacked on 23 points, finishing at 10-66.

   The price of a barrel of crude oil rocketed two-dollars-41-cents to close at 79-dollars-87-cents on the New York Mercantile Exchange.



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