(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange opened up on Monday before the results of Nvidia and future key data on inflation, after having experienced its worst weekly performance on Friday for several months, weighed down by a series of disturbing data on the ‘American economy

In the first exchanges, the Dow Jones index, earns 165.04 points, or 0.38% to 43,593.06 points, and the Standard & Poor’s 500, wider, increased from 0.33% to 6,032.81 points.

The Nasdaq Composite takes 0.34%, or 66.24 points, at 19,590.25 points.

The New York Stock Exchange returned to green on Monday after a difficult week marked by uncertainty about the trade policy of US President Donald Trump and fears of an impact on the economy.

A series of economic data made the fears of the moment converge on Friday for investors: the activity of American companies, sealed by the services, practically stagnated in February against the background of fears concerning customs duties and reductions in government spending Federal, household morale has recorded a surprise drop and inflation forecasts for the next five years have reached the highest rate since 1995.

The session being poor in new data on Monday, investors are now turning to the key meetings this week, in particular the results of Nvidia on Wednesday, and with them, it is the whole sector of semiconductors and Artificial intelligence (AI) which will be at the center of attention.

The prospects of the American flagship of the AI ​​will be the subject of an in-depth examination after the launch in January of AI models at low prices by the Chinese start-up Deepseek, which raised questions on the expenses of Western companies in this area.

“It will be the first report on the company’s profits since January 27, the date of the fall in the market caused by Deepseek, when investors began to ask serious questions about expenditure related to artificial intelligence” , Note Clark Bellin, investment manager at Bellwether Wealth.

Investors will also be attentive to data on the price of personal consumer expenditure (PCE), the Fed inflation measurement of the Fed to fix the interest rate of interest rates on Friday.

After the little encouraging data published on Friday, the markets will also monitor the publication of the Conference Board report on consumer morale and the second estimate of the gross domestic product (GDP) for the fourth quarter, expected later in the week.

In the rest of the business news, Domino’s Pizza, which reported lower sales in the consensus for the fourth quarter, decreases by 5%.

Nike, however, advances 4% after Jefferies noted the recommendation on the value to “buy” against “keep”.

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(Written by Diana Mandiá)

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