(Finance) – Wall Street continues the session higher, with the Dow Jones which advances to 33,510 points, continuing the positive series that began last Wednesday, while, on the contrary, the colorlessS&P-500, which continues the session at 4,105 points, on the previous day’s levels. In red the NASDAQ 100 (-1.03%); without direction theS&P 100 (-0.1%), after OPEC+’s surprise production cut sent oil prices soaring and renewed inflation fears, further complicating the job for central banks.
Positive result in the S&P 500 basket for sectors power (+4.63%), sanitary (+0.92%) and office consumables (+0.41%). In the lower part of the classification of the S&P 500 basket, significant declines are manifested in the sectors secondary consumer goods (-1.52%), informatics (-0.90%) and utilities (-0.46%).
At the top of the rankings American giants components of the Dow Jones, United Health (+4.38%), Chevrons (+4.25%), Merck (+2.47%) and Walgreens Boots Alliance (+2.41%).
The strongest sales, on the other hand, show up Salesforce,which continues trading at -1.86%.
It moves below parity Nikeshowing a decrease of 1.28%.
Moderate contraction for Microsoftwhich suffers a drop of 1.12%.
Undertone American Express showing a filing of 0.81%.
Between protagonists of the Nasdaq 100, Diamondback Energy (+6.29%), Baker Hughes (+3.47%), Dollar Tree (+2.96%) and Modern (+2.62%).
The strongest declines, however, occur on Tesla Motorswhich continues the session with -6.75%.
Goes down Atlassianwith a drop of 4.32%.
Slide Zscalerwith a clear disadvantage of 3.77%.
In red JD.comwhich shows a marked decrease of 3.49%.
Among the data relevant macroeconomics on US markets:
Monday 03/04/2023
3.45pm USA: Manufacturing PMI (exp. 49.3 points; previous 47.3 points)
4:00 pm USA: ISM Manufacturing (47.5pts expected; previous 47.7pts)
Tuesday 04/04/2023
4:00 pm USA: Industry orders, monthly (exp. -0.5%; previous -1.6%)
Wednesday 05/04/2023
2.15pm USA: Occupied ADP (expected 205K units; previous 242K units)
2.30pm USA: Trade balance (expected -69 Bn $; prev. -68.3 Bn $).