By Christmas Randewich and Sukriti Gupta

(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended up on Thursday, carried by the gains of the technological giants Nvidia, Apple and Tesla, after the US President Donald Trump unveiled a roadmap to impose reciprocal customs duties on others country, without establishing taxes immediately.

The Dow Jones index gained 0.77% to 44,711.43 points.

The wider S&P-500 took 1.04% to 6,115.07 points.

The Nasdaq Composite advanced 1.50% to 19,945.64 points.

Donald Trump, who had warned an imminent announcement over the week, asked his economic advisers on Thursday to prepare equivalent customs duties for all countries with taxes on the American products they import.

A White House representative said the measures could come into force within several weeks, the time for the US administration to study bilateral trade relations with other countries.

Wall Street continued to increase after the comments of the American president, when she had recorded gains following the monthly report on production prices in the United States.

The data show that production prices increased in January but that basic elements, scrutinized by the American Federal Reserve (Fed), have stagnated or decreased.

This seemed to reassure investors about inflation, the yield of American treasury bills at ten years having significantly fell after the report.

Distinct data communicated during the day show that weekly unemployed registrations in the United States fell.

Traders anticipate that the Fed will proceed this year to a single drop in rates, of 25 base points, according to Fedwatch of CME.

All the major sectors of the S&P-500 have finished the session in the green, first of all of which the materials, up 1.71%.

On the values ​​side, Tesla climbed 5.9%, Nvidia increased by 3.2%and Apple took 2%.

MGM Resorts International jumped 17% after reporting quarterly results above expectations.

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(Written by Jean Terzian)

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