Wall Street cautiously looks to Jackson Hole

Wall Street cautiously looks to Jackson Hole

(Finance) – The Wall Street Stock Exchange is moving cautiously, in view of the opening of the Federal Reserve Jackson Hole Symposium with the number one of the American central bank, Jerome Powell, who will speak on Friday 25 August. Many analysts expect it to reinforce the message that Fed decisions will continue to depend on the data.

Among US indices, the Dow Jones rises by 0.68% to 34,521 points; along the same lines, theS&P-500 gains 1.27% over the previous session, trading at 4,443 points. Rev up the NASDAQ 100 (+1.88%); along the same lines, positive theS&P 100 (+1.4%).

Featured prominently in the S&P 500 are the sub-funds telecommunications (+2.49%), informatics (+2.17%) and secondary consumer goods (+1.04%).

Between protagonists of the Dow Jones, Merck (+3.95%), intel (+2.71%), Apple (+2.27%) and Salesforce (+2.01%).

The worst performances, however, are recorded on Nikewhich gets -2.71%.

It moves below parity Johnson & Johnsonshowing a decrease of 0.89%.

Moderate contraction for Walgreens Boots Alliancewhich suffers a drop of 0.66%.

Undertone Dow showing a filing of 0.56%.

To the top between Wall Street tech giantsthey position themselves Netflix (+4.75%), Tradedesk (+4.63%), Ross Stores (+3.90%) and Cadence Design Systems (+3.73%).

The strongest sales, on the other hand, show up Sirius XM Radiowhich continues trading at -2.34%.

Disappointing DexComwhich lies just below the levels of the eve.

Slack Xcel Energywhich shows a small decrease of 1.23%.

Modest descent for Lululemon Athleticawhich drops a small -1.02%.

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