U.S. stocks rebounded on the 11th after five consecutive declines, led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 509.19-point gain to 52,573.29. August CPI matched market expectations, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at next week's FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting. Falling crude oil prices also supported equities, while some investors said the expected hike had already been reflected in the preceding correction. The Nasdaq Composite rose 251.32 points to 26,333.04, the S&P 500 added 65.28 points to 7,656.98, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index climbed 209.833 points to 11,824.00. Boeing and Amazon.com advanced, while UnitedHealth Group faced selling pressure.