Wall Street is in the red

Wall Street is in the red

(Finance) – Bad day for the US stock marketwhich shows a negative trend, in the wake of weakness of the tech sector and to theincrease in T-bond yields. They contribute to weighing on the market some achievementstaken after the Christmas holidays and in view of the end of a very positive year for the markets.

The low trade of these semi-holiday days help to amplify every movement. On the macro front, i not positive data on the trade deficit contribute to exerting downward pressure.

The Dow Jones it is down by 0.87%, thus ending the bullish streak supported by five consecutive gains that began on the 19th of this month; bad day forS&P-500which continues the session at 5,964 points, down 1.21%. Negative changes for Nasdaq 100 (-1.46%) and theS&P 100 (-1.32%).

Strong nervousness and generalized losses in the S&P 500 across all sectors, without exception. At the bottom of the S&P 500 ranking, significant declines are seen in the sectors secondary consumer goods (-1.86%), informatics (-1.64%) e telecommunications (-1.31%).

All the Dow Jones Blue Chips losing ground on Wall Street.

The strongest sales occur at Microsoftwhich continues trading at -2.05%.

They focus on sales Amazonwhich suffers a drop of 1.90%.

Thoughtful Applewith a fractional decline of 1.49%.

He hesitates Wal-Martwith a modest decline of 1.31%.

Sitting under the banner of red color for all Nasdaq 100 stocks.

The strongest sales occur at Tesla Motorswhich continues trading at -4.43%.

Sales up MongoDBwhich recorded a decline of 2.94%.

Negative session for CrowdStrike Holdingswhich shows a loss of 2.76%.

Under pressure Nvidiawhich suffered a decline of 2.61%.

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