Wall Street advances a wheel of slight climbs while Europe operates mixed

Wall Street advances a wheel of slight climbs while Europe operates mixed

September 19, 2025 – 10:21

The New York Stock Exchange continues the bullish rally seen since the beginning of the year and operates in its historical maximums.

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The three reference indices of the New York Stock Exchange They operate up to the pre -peture of Wall Street. This Thursday, new historical maximums reached, one day after the Federal Reserve cut the interest rates, and Thanks to Nvidia’s investment on Intel.

In Europe, shares operate mixed. The paneuropeo index Euro Stoxx 50 rises 0.09%, while the German Dax contracts 0.14%, due to the bad data in the wholesale price index that was known in the morning, since He threw a deflation greater than the expected. While, The French CAC rises 0.15% and the United Kingdom FTEse falls 0.08%.

In Asia, the casualties were widespread. In China, Shanghai’s bag dropped 0.30%while the HANG Kong Hang Seng He closed neutral and the Japanese Nikkeii closed -0.63%, after the Bank of Japan decided to keep the rates at 0.5%.

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The three most important indices of Wall Street operate to historical maximums.

The three most important indices of Wall Street operate to historical maximums.

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Wall Street remains bullish

In this context, The Dow Jones index of industrialists rises 0.27%; The S&P500 wins 0.47% and Nasdaq Composite shows 0.94% in pre -opening. Yesterday, The advances promoted the three indices To historical maximums, an event that has only happened 25 times in the 21st century, according to XTB.

In this sense, actions with higher upward movements in the previous Apple (+1.25%), Tesla (+1.02%). For its part, The most important casualties include Nvidia and Intel, with -0.16% and -0.79%respectively, two of the companies that motorized Wall Street yesterday.

However, this Friday’s attention will focus on a scheduled phone call Among the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.

Source: Ambito

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