​​ The S&P 500 Index ended the week +0.94%. Eli Lilly (+8.2 | Warren Buffett SAYS

​​ The S&P 500 Index ended the week +0.94%.

Eli Lilly (+8.2%) is in the lead. Last week, the company published its financial results for Q2: net income fell 2% YoY, while revenues rose 23% YoY. Despite the fact that the figures were slightly worse than analysts' expectations, the papers are growing due to optimism about future results.

With the yields of 10-year treasuries rising after the publication of the strong report of the Labor Department on employment in the U.S., the securities of the banking sector looked better than the market: Wells Fargo (+6.2%), Bank of America (+4.7%), Morgan Stanley (+3.9%), JPMorgan Chase (+3.8%).

Shares of pharmaceutical company Pfizer rose 5.5%. The growth was due to excellent financial results for Q2 and positive expectations for future performance. Additional support for the stock was provided by the announcement of positive results of a study of the drug Areata, designed to treat alopecia.

Slightly worse than the market looked the shares of companies providing services of payment transactions: Mastercard (-3%) and Visa (-2%).