Wall Street remains at a standstill after GDP data

Wall Street remains at a standstill after GDP data

(Finance) – Wall Street continues on parity at the halfway point, after the 4th quarter GDP data confirmed the strength of the US economy, cooling down the expectations of imminent rate cuts by the Fed. The Dow Jones stands at 37,840 points; moves along the same lineS&P-500, which continues the day at 4,877 points. vWithout direction the Nasdaq 100 (-0.03%); with a similar direction, theS&P 100 (+0.06%).

In the S&P 500, the sectors performed well telecommunications (+1.30%), power (+1.11%) e utilities (+1.11%). Among the worst on the S&P 500 list, the sectors fell the most secondary consumer goods (-1.44%) e healthcare (-0.91%).

To the top between giants of Wall Street, IBM (+10.30%), Caterpillar (+2.47%), Dow (+2.36%) e 3M (+2.32%).

The strongest sales, however, occur at United Healthwhich continues trading at -6.47%.

Black session for Boeingwhich leaves a loss of 6.23%.

Slow day for McDonald’swhich marks a decline of 1.32%.

Between best performers of the Nasdaq 100, Comcast Corporation (+4.10%), LamResearch (+3.37%), Constellation Energy (+3.23%) e ASML Holding (+2.93%).

The steepest declines, however, occur at Tesla Motorswhich continues the session with -12.92%.

Under pressure Paypalwith a sharp decline of 3.78%.

He suffers Marvell Technologywhich highlights a loss of 2.37%.

Prey for sellers ON Semiconductorwith a decrease of 2.31%.

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