Stock market today: live updates

The long -term contracts on S&P 500 were dishes early Thursday after the major averages rebounded on the hopes of concessions on the prices of President Donald Trump.

Future linked to Large market index and the Industrial average Dow Jones have changed little. Nasdaq 100 Futres plunged 0.1%.

Actions have had a volatile week so far. The three main American indexes organized a return on Wednesday after posting consecutive losses. The White House said it would give a month’s delay for prices on car manufacturers whose cars comply with the American-mexico-Canada agreement. This fueled the hopes of traders that Trump could provide other exemptions, which raises major averages.

In regular trade, the industrial average of Dow Jones jumped 485.60 points, or 1.14%. The S&P 500 won 1.12%, while the NASDAQ composite added 1.46%. The three indices are still down more than 1% to date, even after these earnings.

Trump has implemented prices on the main American trade partners in Mexico, Canada and China earlier this week, which have each announced from reprisal plans, fueling a worried feeling.

“This week’s pressure is wide, with a significant weakness of small caps and growth, while world markets continue to lead,” said Mark Hackett, chief market strategist in Nationwide. “The sharp drop in the market and the collapse of the feeling of investors are driven by the” three -headed monster “of growth challenges, inflationary pressures and DC uncertainty”

On the economic front, traders will have an eye on weekly unemployment complaints due on Thursday. Friday, the February Big Payrolls report will be released and the results could influence the market.

A list of companies is expected to announce quarterly results on Thursday, in particular Macy,, Broadcom,, Costco on who And Hewlett Packard Enterprise.