Actions bounced between gains and losses on Friday morning after a higher slowdown after the Rally yesterday, while investors reacted to the last developments of a trade war with China and reports on the profits of major American banks.
The industrial average of Dow Jones and the S&P 500 have each decreased by 0.1% in recent exchanges, while the Nasdaq, heavy with technology, added 0.2%. Actions plunged yesterday after having displayed one of their best days of all time on Wednesday, while securities on prices stimulate the feeling of investors in the midst of fears that trade measures can cause an increase in economic growth and inflation.
On Friday, China announced that it had increased its prevention of imports from the United States to 125%. The Beijing decision comes two days after President Trump announced that China is excluded from a 90 -day break on so -called “reciprocal” rates. Under this break, all other countries are subject to a basic rate of 10%, while China faces an overall rate of 145%.
Trading has been extraordinarily volatile in recent days in the middle of the back and forth on the prices, the Dow swinging more than 2,000 points between its top and its lowest in the session every day this week. Nevertheless, the main indexes enter on Friday on Friday on the right track to publish weekly gains for the first time in three weeks.
The prices of producers published this morning showed that wholesale inflation has dropped in March, adding to optimism that prices are under control before the impact of prices. On Thursday, consumer prices data also painted a positive image, although data on consumer feelings published this morning is much lower than expected and showed that Americans expect prices to increase considerably.
The yield on the 10 -year treasure, which affects borrowing costs on all kinds of loans, including mortgages, was recently 4.56%, compared to 4.39% at the end of yesterday and negotiating at the highest level in two months. The yield was as low as 3.86% last Friday, its lowest level since October. Volatile exchanges on the government bond market have stimulated concerns that certain countries could pour their US bond funds or that hedge funds had to relax transactions in the middle of the market turmoil.
The financial actions, which were hardly affected in the middle of concerns about an economic slowdown, were at the point this morning while the season of reports on profits set up. Among those who report the results of the first quarter, Wells Fargo (WFC) fell by more than 3%, while Morgan Stanley (MS) fell by 1%. JPMorgan Chase (JPM) increased by 2.5% to lead Dow avocados, while BlackRock (BLK) added 1.5%.
The mega-captain technology actions, which led to the broad sale yesterday, were mixed. The manufacturer of EV Tesla (TSLA) was dropped by more than 1%, just like Meta Platforms (Meta), while Amazon (Amzn) slipped approximately 0.5%. NVIDIA (NVDA) and Broadcom (AVGO) flea manufacturers increased by 1.5% and 2.5%, respectively, while Apple (AAPPL), Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet (Goog) have also gained ground.
Among the other notable technological actions, Texas Instruments (TXN) slipped 8%to direct the declines of the S&P 500, while on the semiconductor (ON) decreased by 7%, and Intel (Intc) and microchip technology (MCHP) each fell by around 6%.
The actions of mining companies have also increased while golden contracts on gold increased by $ 3,240 to $ 3,240, negotiating at record levels. Barrick Gold (Gold) and Newmont Mining (NEM) each earned more than 6%.
West Texas Intermediate Futures, the American crude oil reference was stable at $ 60.10 per barrel. Oil term contracts fell to nearly $ 55 on Wednesday, a four -year hollow, in the midst of concerns about the slowdown in global demand.
Bitcoin was recently $ 82,200, against a hollow of a night of $ 78,900. Digital currency has rebounded this week, monitoring movements on the stock market.
