(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange opened up on Tuesday, investors evaluating the latest news from the Front of results and that of economic data, while commercial negotiations continue between US President Donald Trump and his global partners.

In the first exchanges, the Dow Jones index earns 6.76 points, or 0.02%, at 44,466.41 points and the Standard & Poor’s 500, wider, increased from 0.51% to 6,300.84 points.

The Nasdaq Composite takes 0.94%, or 193.30 points, at 20,833.63 points.

This Tuesday, in addition to the trade tensions which became almost ubiquitous, the season of results began in the United States. Jpmorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup are among the heavyweights that have already published their financial reports in the second quarter.

On the customs rights front, the European Union (EU) continues to hope to reach an agreement with the United States, while Donald Trump decided at the end of last week to impose customs duties of 30% on EU imports.

The White House tenant said on Monday that it is open to new negotiations before the entry into force of customs duties. He also declared that the United States will impose “very severe customs rights” on Russia in 50 days if Washington and Moscow do not reach an agreement to end the war in Ukraine.

In addition, according to data from the Labor Department published Tuesday, consumer prices (ICC) in the United States increased in June, to +0.3% over a month, online with analysts’ expectations and after +0.1% in May.

Regarding manufacturing activity in the New York region, she recorded an unexpected increase in July, according to the monthly survey of the regional antenna of the federal reserve published on Tuesday.

At the values, Wells Fargo fell 4.05% and Blackrock lost 5.02% after the results.

Citigroup advances 1.85% after having reported Tuesday of a quarterly profit up 25% in the second quarter.

(Written by Mara Vilcu, edited by Augustin Turpin)

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