The S&P 500 index futures stuck to their habit of extreme week finishes, pushing to new all-time highs for the third day running in Friday’s session.

Overnight, bulls defended the psychological 6400 level, setting the day’s low at 6401 as they held firm through multiple tests throughout premarket hours. The regular session opened with chop as bulls and bears battled for control, but buyers soon gained the upper hand.

Tariff headlines mixed the pot, including steps forward with the EU but back with Canada and Japan, yet bulls powered to new highs over lunch, peaking at 6431 in the afternoon. Profit-takers clipped gains before the close, but the session wrapped near the high at 6425, up 23.50 handles and marking a new all-time closing high. For the week, that makes for a healthy gain of 90.25 handles or 1.42%.

Next week, market participants can brace for June’s Advanced U.S. trade balance, jobs report, PCE index, FOMC rate decision and following press conference, amongst the heavy slew of earnings.

Among the top components, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) emerged as the biggest gainer, advancing $10.76, or 3.52%, to $316.06 after announcing its Robotaxi launch in San Francisco this weekend.

That outpaced the cash index’s 0.42% rise by an exceptional eight times.

On the other hand, Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) tanked as the biggest loser, declining $0.79, or 0.34%, to close at $231.44.