New York Scholarships closed the last trading session this week, although the shortage of financial indicators near the S&P500 and Dough Zones. Investors’ focus is still focused on the direction of the US monetary policy and the economic impacts of the import tariffs that President Donald Trump’s government intends to adopt in the coming days.
Dough Jones pushed 0.08%at 41,985.35 points; S&P 500 increased by 0.08%at 5,667.56 points; Nasdaq rose 0.52%at 17,784.05 points. Data is basic. During the week, the S&P500 increased 0.5%. Nasdaq won 0.17% and dough Jones, 1.20%.
On Friday morning, the Federal Reserve (Fed) leaders ended the interest rate on Wednesday, and the need to adopt a careful posture of interest on high uncertainty and subsequent meetings.
Chicago Fed President Aston Golsby said that in the wake of the most uncertainty, it is ideal for “things to make it clear” and “get as much data as possible.” New York Fed President John Williams said, “There is a high level of uncertainty about what the future reserves are.”
According to the CME Group platform, the market sediments of three or two on the US interest rate by 2025. Meanwhile, Trump again said that the Fed should reduce interest rates and reiterate the imposition of mutual tariffs from April 2.
Boeing ended 3.06%after Trump announced today that the company is responsible for the development of the new sixth generation fighter and F -47.
Fedex shares fell by 6.5%after the transport giant analysts expressed gains than the expectations of the fiscal year. The company cited “continuous weakness and uncertainty in the US Industrial Economy.”
Nike lost 5.5%after reconstruction efforts to influence income growth and profitability.
*With information from Dow Jones Newswires
