(Finance) – Wall Street starts trading moderately higherexcept for some blue-chips, which are affected by quarterly results, such as CVS Health which weighs on the Dow30.
The companies contribute to supporting the purchases positive results announced by Netflixwhich offer comforting signals in view of the release next week of the results of other big tech companies such as Alphabet, Tesla and Amazon.
Investors are trying to digest the data on China’s GDP, which grew by only 4.6%at an 18-month low and below the 5% target set by Beijing for this year. It helped offset the disappointment the intervention of the Chinese central bankwhich announced an injection of liquidity to finance businesses.
Gifts arrived from the USA disappointing data from the construction marketwith the start of new construction sites and building permits decreasing in September.
It trades with a decline of 0.42% on Dow Joneswhile theS&P-500 is positioned at 5,853 points. In good growth the Nasdaq 100 (+0.67%); as well as theS&P 100 (+0.26%). The sectors highlighted on the North American S&P 500 list telecommunications (+1.21%) e informatics (+0.63%). The sector energywith its -0.59%, is the worst of the market.
Al top between giants of Wall Street, Apple (+1.13%), Intel (+1.07%) e Boeing (+0.60%). The worst is American Expresswhich lost 4.84%.