New York (Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended in dispersed order on Friday, with a Nasdaq supported by Nvidia’s performance, the day after Donald Trump confirmation of the implementation of reciprocal customs duties in early April.
The Dow Jones index sold 0.37%, or 165.35 points, to 44,546.08 points. The larger Standard & Poor’s 500 lost 0.44 points, -0.01% to 6,114.63 points. The Nasdaq Composite advanced 81.13 points, 0.41%, at 20,026,773 points.
The markets continue to assess the implications of the commercial policy of Donald Trump, which announced Thursday the establishment of reciprocal customs duties on imports from countries that take taxes on American products.
Investors have so far dealt with these announcements with caution pending possible negotiations which could reduce the impact of the measures promised by the White House.
At the values, the semiconductor manufacturer Nvidia (+2.57%) and Apple (+1.27%) were at the party, unlike Microsoft (-0.51%).
The rebound of Nvidia, after having digested the shock of the emergence of the Chinese artificial intelligence application Deepseek, allowed the NASDAQ to sign its best weekly performance in percentage points since early December.
The short -term Airbnb short -term rental platform jumped 14.45% after the increase in its quarterly turnover.
(Written by Noel Randewich and Sukriti Gupta, Tangi Salaün)
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