NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) – The signals on Wall Street are on stable courses on Tuesday. The shares are receiving some tailwind from the US bond market, where prices have recently stopped rising after a rally that has lasted for weeks. The prospect of rising interest rates in the US, which tends to weigh on equities, had pushed returns on the capital markets up sharply. Yields on ten-year US bonds had climbed to their highest level in almost two years the day before.
The broker IG assessed the Dow Jones Industrial
The interests of the market players are likely to focus on the hearing on the re-nomination of Jerome Powell as head of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) before a committee of the Senate. “We’ll probably hear something new about the Fed’s monetary policy today,” wrote Deutsche Bank analyst Jim Reid. Last night, an interest rate hike was priced in on the futures markets in March with the highest probability so far.
Intel placed below the individual values
becomes Intel’s new CFO. Micron shares fell in return by 0.8 percent. Bernstein Research analyst Stacy Rasgon called Zinsner “a credible, disciplined and competent manager” and said his move was positive for Intel.
In addition, analyst comments in particular determined pre-market trading: A sell recommendation by UBS for the shares of IBM
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