wall street stocks bounced thursday in a round of bargainhunting after a recent selloff in spite of worries over tightening monetary policy shaking off early weakness following eurozone inflation data us equities forged higher in one of the most upbeat sessions in weeks the market was just primed to bounce after steady selling in february and early march said briefingcom analyst patrick ohare he added that the rally was supported by the ability of the sp 500 to hold above a key technical level and comments from atlanta federal reserve president raphael bostic favoring a quarterpoint interest rate hike at the central banks next meeting the dow jones industrial average finished up 11 percent at 3300357 the broadbased sp 500 climbed 08 percent to 398135 while the techrich nasdaq composite index advanced 07 percent to 1146298 the gains came despite another rise in the 10year us treasury note following eurozone inflation data inflation in the eurozone came in at 85 percent in february according to official figures this was above expectations and prompted european central bank president christine lagarde to caution that additional interest rate hikes may be needed among individual companies salesforce surged 115 percent as the technology giant announced it was boosting its share repurchase program to 20 billion after betterthanexpected results tesla slumped 59 percent after the companys investor day offered few clues on the timing or design of future vehicles analysts had been hoping for an auto priced at around 25000 to compete with upcoming products from other automakers retailer best buy dropped 21 percent as it reported a 93 percent drop in comparable sales in the fourth quarter while cautioning that the macro backdrop remains pressured