by Sabrina Valle

New York (Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended in dispersed order on Tuesday, the Nasdaq finishing in the red with the withdrawal of major technological values, while only the Dow Jones recorded an increase, after a volatile session marked by mixed signals.

The Dow Jones index won 0.91%, or 400.17 points, at 44,494.94 points.

The wider S & P-500 lost 6.94 points, or 0.11%, to 6,198.01 points.

The Nasdaq Composite fell to 166.84 points (0.82%) at 20,202.89 points.

Donald Trump declared at midday that he did not plan to postpone the deadline, set for April 9, for the conclusion of bilateral trade agreements with countries wishing to avoid large so-called reciprocal customs taxes announced last April.

In addition, the American president praised the adoption in the Senate, barely controlled by his republican peers, of his budgetary plan of 3.300 billion dollars, a text now transmitted to the House of Representatives.

Noting having noticed “surachat levels” with regard to technologies and Nasdaq in recent weeks, Farz Azarm, manager of Mizuho America, said that the day’s meeting has given rise to a “massive decompression” of this trend.

A report published during the day shows that employment creations in the United States have progressed unexpectedly in May, suggesting a resilience of the labor market despite economic and commercial uncertainties. Bond yields have declined following this data.

In addition, according to separate data, manufacturing activity in the United States has remained sluggish in June, even if it has contracted less than anticipated by analysts.

The president of the Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, repeated that the American central bank adopted a prudent position and was waiting to determine the impact of the customs duties policy before lowering its interest rates, as claimed repeatedly by Donald Trump.

According to LSEG data, the financial markets bet at 21.2% on a drop in rates in July and anticipate that interest rates will decrease in total by around 64 base points by the end of the year.

On the values ​​side, note, the decline of 5.4% of Tesla against the backdrop of the revival of tensions between his boss Elon Musk and Donald Trump, who threatened to cut the billions of dollars of subsidies allocated to companies held by Musk after he again criticized Trump’s budgetary reform.

The health sector, notably with the gains of Unitedhealth and Amgen, supported the Dow Jones.

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