NY bags close to updated height without indicators and Boeing benefits with the invasion of the contract economy
A New York scholarship closed the last trading session of the week, albeit with S&P 500 and Dow Jones near stability amid the scarcity of economic indicators. Investors’ attention is still focused on the direction of American monetary policy and the economic effects of import definitions that the government of President Donald Trump intends to adopt in the coming days.
Dow Jones advance 0.08 % in 41,985.35 points; S&P rose 500 0.08 % in 5,667.56 points; While Nasdak scored 0.52 % in 17,784.05 points. Initial data. In the week, the S&P rose 500 0.5 %. NASDAC won 0.17 % and Dow Jones, 1.20 %.
On Friday morning, Federal Reserve leaders (Fed) ended the silence period after maintaining the interest rate on Wednesday, and they mentioned the high degree of uncertainty and the need to adopt a cautious situation about the benefit in the following meetings.
The head of the Federal Reserve in Chicago, Austan Golsby, said that in the face of a lot of uncertainty, the ideal is the expectation of “things to clarify” and “get the most data as possible.” “There is a high degree of uncertainty about future reserves,” said John Williams.
The chances of rain in the market are three or two of 0.25 percentage rates in interest in the United States by 2025, according to the CME group platform. Meanwhile, Trump once again said that the Federal Reserve should reduce interest rates and reaffirm the imposition of mutual definitions as of April 2.
Boeing closed by 3.06 %, after Trump announced today that the company will be responsible for developing a new fighter of the sixth generation, F-47.
FEDEX shares decreased by 6.5 % after the transport giant revealed lower profits than analysts and reducing profit expectations for the fiscal year. The company cited “continuous weakness and uncertainty in the American industrial economy.”
Nike lost 5.5 % after warning that restructuring efforts should affect the growth and profitability of revenues.
*With information from Dow Jones Newswires
