by Abigail Summerville and Sukriti Gupta

(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended up on Tuesday, partly worn by the energy sector, while investors have seen in the postpone of American customs duties for Canada and Mexico a reason of hope for trade relations between the United States and China.

The Dow Jones index won 0.30%, or 134.13 points, at 44,556.04 points.

The wider S & P-500 took 43.31 points, or 0.72%, at 6,037.88 points.

The Nasdaq Composite advanced 262.06 points (1.35%) at 19,654.02 points.

President Donald Trump granted a stay on Monday to Ottawa and Mexico City to respond to Washington’s requests under penalty of implementing the taxes announced on imports of the two main business partners in the United States.

On the other hand, American surcharge of 10% on Chinese products entered into force Tuesday morning. Beijing announced at the same time retaliatory measures, with various taxes on a range of American imports.

A vagueness remains on a potential maintenance between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, information that reported an expected telephone exchange during the day but the American president saying he is “in a hurry” to chat with his Chinese counterpart.

Donald Trump was “so quick to offer a 30-day stay in Mexico and Canada that he is said to be trying to quickly declare victory, without it changing much from a point of Commercial view, “said Sam Stovall, CFRA Research investment director.

“Investors have pushed relief today. We will see, within a month, if they can continue to breathe,” he added.

Wall Street had plunged on Monday morning in view of the entry into force of customs duties of 25% on Mexican and Canadian products. The 30 -day postponement announced by Donald Trump had allowed the main clues to erase part of their losses at the end of the session.

The fact remains that officials of the Federal Reserve (Fed) again warned that additional customs duties were likely to fuel inflation, suggesting that the American Central Bank could slow down the relaxation of its monetary policy.

The solid results season contributed to optimism on the market, while almost half of the companies in the S & P-500 have published their turnover. According to S&P Earnings Scorecard, 76.8% of these companies have beaten expectations.

Palantant jumped 24% after communicating quarterly and annual forecasts above expectations.

Pepsico fell 4.5% as a result of the publication of disappointing quarterly results and gloomy forecasts. Estee Lauder tumbled by 16% for once again reported disappointing quarterly results, also announcing job cuts. Alphabet, which published its results after the closure, took 2.5% during the session.

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