The caution among investors grows on whether the flexibility of the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve could be counteracted by Donald Trump’s last advertisements in migratory matters.
The main indexes of the bag New York They operate on the previous one on Monday. The good mood that Wall Street showed on the previous wheels of the feat of the rates of the Federal Reserve (Fed) He seems to have vanished at this week’s start.
The panorama in Europe is not positive either. He Euro Stoxx 50 index 0.36% falls while the German Dax 0.66% contracts and French cac drops 0.22%. In Asia, the situation is dissimilar. The Shanghai bag 0.22% rose in China, while the Hang Seng of Honekg Kong 0.76%fell. For its part, the Japanese Nikkeii It rose 1.02%.
What looks at Wall Street?
In pre -opening, the American square operates down: the Dow Jones 0.36%falls, the S&P 500 low 0.30% and Nasdaq Accompany with a red of 0.34%. Some of the greatest falls in the ‘premarket’ are observed in Palantir (-1.43%), Oracle (-1.20%) and NVIDIA (-0.98%).
One of the explanations behind the bassist impulse lies in one of the last ads of the President of the United StatesDonald Trump, in immigration matters.
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On Friday he said that American companies would have to pay U $ S100,000 For new workers’ visas, a potential potential coup for the American technological sector, one of the most dynamic in the US economy.
Anyway, the most important panels of Wall Street They come from reaching its maximum historical price at the end of last week.
An eye continues in the Fed
In the macroeconomic field, investors remain interested in evaluating the trajectory of US monetary policy after The Fed will indicate a gradual flexibility phase in the future. Among the operated, a flexibility of 44 basic points is expected in the two remaining monetary policy meetings of the year.
In this sense, several members of the Federal Reserve will declare during the week, including John Williams, Thomas Barkin and Stephen look on Monday, and Raphael Bostic and Michelle Bowman on Tuesday, along with the president of the Fed, Jerome Powell.
Source: Ambito
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