Late set is not enough to save Wall Street from the fourth week of loss, the worst string since the obscure Japanese trade has encouraged the fall of the global market
New York (AP) – American stocks are bounced on Friday but not enough that Wall Street does not go toward the fourth real week of loss, which would be his longest stringsince August.
S&P 500 was 1% higher in the morning trading, the day afterClosing more than 10% belowhis record for his first “correction“Since 2023 To redeem Jones Industrial Asprovek rose by 241 points, or 0.6%, from 10:20 pm Eastern time, and Nasdaq The composite was 1.3% higher.
One piece of uncertainty hanging over the Wall Street can be cleaned after a Senatemade movesIn order to prevent possiblepartial shutdownUS governments. The deadline is coming out at midnight.
The exclusion so far has not been a big deal for financial markets, and investors have indicated that American economic growth has recovered after the financing has been renovated. But any cleaning of uncertainty can be helpful when so much sends the US stock market to Big,scary swingnot only day by day, but andhour in an hour.
The hardest uncertainty liesPresident Donald Trumpescalatingtrade war. There is a question of how muchpainTrumpwill allow the economyEndure through tariffs and other policies to transform the country and the world as it wants. The president said he wanted production tasks in the United States, along with the smaller labor force of the US government and other fundamental changes.
US households and companies have already reportedfalls in confidenceBecause of the uncertainty about which tariffs will paste from Trump’s barrackson-again,beyond-Again announcements. It is a fear of withdrawing consumption that could pull energy out of the economy.
Concerns seem to only get worse among US households, according to a preliminary study published on Friday by the University of Michigan. His measure of consumer feelings sank for the third month, mostly because of the concern about the future, not the complaints on the present. ANDmarketAnd at this point the total economy looks relatively solid.
“Many consumers have cited a high level of uncertainty about politics and other economic factors,” according to Joanne HSU, a direct poll, and “frequent economic policies make it difficult for consumers to plan the future, regardless of the preferences of their policy.”
Consumers are struggling for greater inflation in the future, with the expectations that they will jump to 3.9% in the long run compared to last month’s procedure of 3.5%. This is the biggest jump of the month of the month since 1993.
Such fears focused on Wall Street on whether companies see a sour mood of consumers who transport real pain for their business.
Ultta beauty He jumped 8.7% after a cosmetic trader reported on a more powerful profit in the last quarter. The forecasts of the company for the upcoming revenues and profits were missing by the goals of analysts, but the Chief Financial Director Paula Oyibo said she wanted to be careful “as we move in the continuous uncertainty of the consumer.” Analysts said the forecasts seemed better than they were afraid of.
The profits for large technological shares and companies in the artificial intelligence industry also helped support the market. Such shares were under the highest pressure in a recent sale after critics said their prices had overpowered in anger around AI.
NvidiaIt increased 3.1% to reduce its loss by 2025. So far to 11.2%.
At the shares abroad, the indexes increased in most of Europe and Asia.
The shares jumped 2.1% in Hong Kong and 1.8% in Shanghai after the Chinese National Financial Directorate Administration issued a notice that ordered the financial institutions for development assistanceConsumer financesAnd encourage the use of credit cards, do more to help borrowers who encounter problems and be more transparent in your borrowing practices.
Economists say China needs consumers to consume more to get the economy out of their Gordes, although most advocate for wider, more basic reforms such as increasing salaries, social care and support for public health and education.
In the bond market, the offspring of the treasuries increased to regain some of their sharp recent losses. The yield of the 10-year treasury climbed to 4.29% with 4.27% late Thursday is 4.16% early last week.
The yields have been swinging since January, when they approached 4.80%. When worries get worse about the strength of the American economy, yields fell. When these concerns are reduced or when concern about the increase in inflation, the yields climbed.
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