By Chibuike Oguh

New York (Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended up on Tuesday while bond yields increased in a context of concern with regard to the sovereign debt of the United States.

The Dow Jones index sold 0.27%, or 114.83 points, to 42,677.24 points.

The wider S & P-500 lost 23.14 points, or 0.39%, at 5,940.46 points.

The Nasdaq Composite fell on its side from 72.75 points (0.38%) to 19,142.71 points.

The series of six sessions in the green of the S & P-500 ended. The Dow Jones and the Nasdaq remained on three days and two consecutive days of increase respectively.

Donald Trump went to the Capitol day with the objective of convincing his Republican peers to adopt his vast tax reform, in the wake of measures undertaken during his first mandate at the White House.

According to analyst forecasts, the US president’s project could increase the Federal Debt of the United States from 3,000 billion to $ 5,000 billion.

Investors also monitored the comments of officials of the Federal Reserve (Fed), in search of any indices on the monetary policy of the American Central Bank.

Two decreases in the rates of 25 base points are expected at least by traders by the end of the year, according to LSEG data.

Several large agencies including Moody’s degraded the credit note from the United States, citing the heavy American debt.

The yield of ten -year American treasury bills climbed 4.481%on Tuesday.

Eight of the eleven major sectors of the S & P-500 finished the session down. Energy and communication services have recorded among the heaviest losses. Conversely, health, in particular, has progressed.

On the values ​​side, Home Depot sold 0.6% despite sales in the first quarter of expectations.

Tesla took 0.5% after its managing director Elon Musk said that he would still hold this position in five years.

Several major technological values ​​have declined, such as Nvidia, whose quarterly results are expected next week.

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