Wall Street Inches Higher While Oil Prices Fall
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The optimism surrounding a cease-fire continued to guide the feeling of the market, which consequently kept the main indexes of variable income on Wall Street at record levels. Thus, the Dow Jones led the increases with 0.72 percent, in the 51 thousand 32.46 integers, followed by the S&P 500 that won 0.22 percent, after placing in the 7 thousand 580.06 units, and the Nasdaq with 0.22 percent more, reached 26 thousand 972.62 points.
Wall Street is heading for solid monthly gains, and the AEX also looks set to end the trading week on a positive note. Tech stocks are leading the way. Investors still see potential in AkzoNobel. Heineken is slipping following a downgrade from 'buy' to 'hold' by Deutsche Bank. In the Midcap, construction company BAM is playing the leading role.
Wall Street inches higher while oil prices fall
Oil prices fell and markets inched higher before the opening bell Friday, adding to records a day earlier on optimism over a tentative deal to extend the ceasefire in the war with Iran. Futures for the S&P 500 ticked up 0.1% a day after hitting another record, while futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.3%. Futures for the Nasdaq, which also hit an all-time high Thursday, were effectively flat. Dell Technologies soared 33% overnigh…
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