(Finance) – Wall Street continues the session on the rise, thanks also to the signs of rapprochement between the US parties for an agreement on the debt ceiling. US President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are closing in on a deal that would raise the public debt ceiling by $31.4 trillion for two years, while limiting government spending.
Among US indices, the Dow Jones it advances to 33,056 points, thus blocking the bearish trail supported by five consecutive declines, which started last Friday; on the same line, rising theS&P-500, which increases compared to the day before, reaching 4,202 points. Excellent performance of NASDAQ 100 (+2.44%); with the same direction, a marked improvement in theS&P 100 (+1.51%).
In the S&P 500, the performance of the sub-funds was good secondary consumer goods (+3.01%), informatics (+2.38%) and telecommunications (+1.49%). At the bottom of the ranking, significant declines are manifested in the sector utilitieswhich reports a decrease of -0.69%.
At the top of the rankings American giants components of the Dow Jones, intel (+4.14%), American Express (+3.83%), Salesforce (+2.54%) and Goldman Sachs (+2.15%).
The strongest sales, on the other hand, show up Merckwhich continues trading at -1.26%.
Undertone Travelers Company showing a filing of 0.96%.
Disappointing Walgreens Boots Alliancewhich lies just below the levels of the eve.
To the top between Wall Street tech giantsthey position themselves Marvell Technology (+28.70%), PDD Holdings (+17.79%), work day (+10.20%) and broadcom (+8.96%).
The strongest declines, however, occur on Exelonwhich continues the session with -1.14%.
Slack Vertex Pharmaceuticalswhich shows a small decrease of 1.12%.
Modest descent for O’Reilly Automotivewhich drops a small -1.03%.
Thoughtful American Electric Power Companya fractional decline of 0.92%.