NEW YORK (Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended up on Friday, with a new closing record for the S & P -500 and the NASDAQ to the background of optimism around the next trade agreements and hope for lowering the rates of the federal reserve after reassuring inflation figures.
The Dow Jones index won 1.00%, or 432.43 points, at 43,819.27 points. The larger Standard & Poor’s 500 took 32.05 points, or 0.52%, to 6,173.07 points. The Nasdaq Composite advanced on its side of 105.55 points, or 0.52%, to 20,273.459 points.
Wall Street began the session on a good note after the publication of inflation figures in the United States in May, which emerged in accordance with expectations, fueling hopes for a drop in the rates of the federal reserve of 75 bases this year.
Investors are also reinforced by the signs of appeasement of the trade war with China and the promise by the White House of agreements with other countries.
They disillusioned a little after Donald Trump’s announcement of the breakdown of negotiations with Canada, which the American president promised to impose new customs duties within seven days, by invoking the entry into force in this country of a digital services tax, but after having reduced their gains, the New York indices left before.
“The market was very resilient,” said Chuck Carlson, Managing Director of Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana. “Investors take advantage of ambient optimism and are on the lookout for blows.”
On the values ​​side, the optimistic forecasts of the micron flea manufacturer have rekindled investors’ confidence in the actions related to artificial intelligence, while Nvidia (+1.76%) approached a market capitalization of 4,000 billion dollars.
The Nike title jumped more than 15% after the sports supplier said he expected a lower than expected drop in turnover in the first quarter.
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