New York Stock Exchange remains cautious ahead of Fed

Wall Street cautiously awaits February inflation data

(Telestock) – Wall Street continues its session at parityreporting a variation of -0.01% on the Dow Jones; along the same lines, a day neither good nor bad for theS&P-500which remains at 5,467 points. Slightly positive the Nasdaq 100 (+0.3%); almost unchangedS&P 100 (+0.15%).

The market’s attention is focused on this week’s busy agenda, which sees FOMC in the spotlightThe US central bank is expected to confirm the possibility of a rate cut in september. Meanwhile, attention is also shifting to the technology sector, with the Big Seven results under the spotlight.

In the S&P 500, the sectors performed well secondary consumer goods (+1.38%) and telecommunications (+0.95%). The sector powerwith its -1.01%, is the worst performer on the market.

At the top of the rankings of American giants components of the Dow Jones, McDonald’s (+4.38%), despite disappointing sales data.

Good too Walt Disney (+2.53%), Merck (+1.72%) and Nike (+1.32%).

The strongest sales are recorded on Caterpillarwhich continues trading at -1.85%.

Small loss for Chevronwhich is trading at -1.34%.

He wavers 3Mwhich gives up 1.33%.

Substantially weak Intelwhich recorded a decrease of 1.18%.

Between best performers of the Nasdaq 100, ON Semiconductor (+12.54%), Tesla Motors (+5.68%), DexCom (+3.86%) and Charter Communications (+3.05%).

The strongest sales, however, are seen on SiriusXMRadiowhich continues trading at -3.22%.

In red PDD Holdingswhich shows a sharp decline of 2.30%.

The negative performance of stands out Free Marketwhich falls by 1.85%.

Diamondback Energy falls by 1.62%.

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