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New York Stock Exchange without direction after Fed

December 16, 2020

22:23

US markets ended without direction on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve meeting.

Wall Street closed in dispersed order Wednesday, after the monetary meeting of the US Central Bank (Fed). The Dow dropped 0.15% to 30,154.54 points. The Nasdaq gained 0.50% to 12,658.19 points. The S&P 500 advanced 0.18% to 3,701.17 points. The Fed announced it would maintain its bond buybacks and kept its interest rates unchanged. She said she would continue to support the economy with a massive monetary stimulus until she saw “further substantial progress” on jobs and inflation.

In addition, the leader of the Republican majority in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, declared Tuesday evening “to be optimistic (…) on the conclusion of an agreement soon” for a plan of assistance to the Americans, after a session of negotiations late with Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader of the Senate. In terms of values, the American e-commerce platform Wish made an IPO through the back door on Wall Street. Listed by its parent company ContextLogic on the Nasdaq, the share closed on a decline of 16.46%, to 20 dollars.

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