US equities continued their rebound Tuesday, with the Dow gaining over 300 points, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq added 1.1% and 0.9%, respectively. Much of the initial enthusiasm over upbeat earnings in the morning session faded, with the threats of soaring inflation, rising interest rates, and flagging growth curbing risk appetite. Goldman Sachs, up roughly 2%, joined other big US banks in reporting quarterly results that surprised markets on the upside, helping eclipse the current economic gloom. Johnson & Johnson also beat Wall Street's quarterly revenue and profit estimates. On the economic front, industrial production figures came in better than expected, signaling the resilience of the world's largest economy against growing macro headwinds.