Weak Wall Street. Focus on the debt ceiling and central banks

Weak Wall Street Focus on the debt ceiling and central

(Finance) – The puzzle on the moves of the central banks remains. On the macro front, the European data on manufacturing activity, which worsened in May, is worrying. Sales on fashion stocks, oil stocks up

Wall Street confirms its weakness in the middle of the session while the knot of the debt ceiling in the United States remains to be resolved. Meanwhile, investors are wondering about the next moves of central banks in light of the conflicting signals from the economy. In fact, the European data on manufacturing activity is worrying, worsening in May, the same thing on the other side of the ocean: the S&P Global PMI manufacturing index settled in the contraction zone.

In New York, it moves below par on Dow Jones, which drops to 33,204 points, with a percentage gap of 0.25%; on the same line, theS&P-500, which recedes to 4,165 points. Negative the NASDAQ 100 (-0.82%); on the same trend, slightly downS&P 100 (-0.52%).

The sector stands out in the S&P 500 basket power. In the lower part of the classification of the S&P 500 basket, significant declines are manifested in the sectors materials (-1.16%), informatics (-0.99%) and sanitary (-0.98%).

Among the best Blue Chips of the Dow Jones, Chevrons (+3.16%), Verizon Communication (+2.29%), Walgreens Boots Alliance (+1.58%) and Home Depot (+1.44%).

The worst performances, however, are recorded on Visawhich gets -3.09%.

Slow day for intelwhich marks a decrease of 1.34%.

Small loss for Walt Disneywhich trades with -1.26%.

He hesitates McDonald’swhich drops 1.13%.

Between best performers of the Nasdaq 100, Modern (+8.87%), broadcom (+2.03%), Walgreens Boots Alliance (+1.58%) and Seagen (+1.11%).

The worst performances, however, are recorded on Zoom Video Communicationswhich gets -6.83%.

Letter about Align technologywhich records a significant drop of 6.04%.

Goes down IDEXX Laboratorieswith a drop of 5.75%.

It collapses Intuitive Surgicalwith a drop of 4.52%.

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