Sales in New York will prevail

A weak session for the US price list, which trades with a fall of 0.50% on the Dow Jonesbreaking the progressive streak of three consecutive increases, which began last Friday; on the same line, theS&P-500which returns to 5,590 points. Down the Nasdaq 100 (-1.12%); on the same move, in red theS&P 100 (-0.76%).

Investors’ eyes are focused today on Nvidia stock and its quarterly earnings. The results, which will be published this evening, with markets closed, by the American tech giant, which has come to face the rise of artificial intelligence, will be used by businessmen as a litmus test to determine the state of investments in evaluate the AI.

In the background, the focus remains on macroeconomic data while the market is for the probability that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates at its September meeting.

In the S&P 500, no assets are saved. On the list, the performance of the sectors is the worst science (-1.25%), secondary consumer goods (-1,14%) e energy (-0.92%).

Among the best Blue Chips the Dow Jones, Merck (+0.87%), Amgen (+0,86%) e Johnson & Johnson (+0,59%).

The strongest sales, however, occur at Nikewhich continues to trade at -3.08%.

Negative performance of Intelwhich fell by 2.12%.

Cisco systems adjusted year to date +2.05%.

Decision to decline Walt disneywhich indicates -1.9%.

Between the the main characters of the Nasdaq 100, Gilead Sciences (+2.44%), Vertex Pharmaceuticals (+2.31%), O’Reilly Automotive (+1,61%) e Verisk Analytics (+1,47%).

The worst performances, however, are recorded on it PDD Tenancieswhich gets -6.59%.

It’s going down Lululemon Athleticawith a decline of 4.71%.

Falling apart Micron Technologywith a decline of 4.23%.

Under pressure Starbuckswith a sharp decline of 3.18%.

Among them macroeconomic variables most important of the US markets:

Wednesday 28/08/2024
16:30 United States: Oil records, weekly (expect -2.7 million barrels; previous -4.65 million barrels)

Thursday 08/29/2024
14:30 United States: Wholesale records, monthly (0.2% expected; previously 0.2%)
14:30 United States: GDP, quarterly (2.8% expected; previously 1.4%)
14:30 United States: Jobless claims, weekly (expect 234K units; previous 232K units)
16:00 United States: Home sales in progress, monthly (0.2% expected; previously 4.8%).