By Christmas Randewich
(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange ended up on Tuesday, the downward revision of annual employment creations coming to strengthen bets from a drop in rate of the American Federal Reserve (Fed) at its meeting scheduled for next week.
The Dow Jones index won 0.43%, or 196.39 points, at 45,711.34 points. Standard & Poor’s 500, wider, took 17.46 points, or 0.27% to 6,512.61 points. The Nasdaq Composite advanced on its side of 80.79 points, or 0.37% to 21,879.489 points.
The American economy created 911,000 less jobs in the 12 months until March than what had been estimated above, the US Department of Labor said on Tuesday.
The operators largely anticipate a drop of 25 basic points of interest rates at the Fed meeting scheduled for next week.
The publication on Friday of a disappointing report on non-agricultural employment had already rekindled concerns concerning a weakening of the American labor market.
“This does not dissuade the Fed from making a decrease of 25 basic points,” said Paul Nolte, strategist at Murphy and Sylvest, in Illinois. “We do not know it from one month to the next and we will not know it for a few more months, but that seems to show that the labor market is weak.”
At the values, United Health jumped after announcing that he expected that registrations for the best rated health insurance regimes comply with his forecasts.
Apple dropped after unveiling new iPhones that failed to convince investors.
Oracle progressed before the publication of its quarterly results scheduled after the closing of the markets.
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