Wall Street closed this Thursday with records in its main indicators, animated by the expected reduction of interest rates in the United States and For the strong rise in Intel (23 %) after knowing that Nvidia will be one of its great shareholders.
At the touch of the bell, Dow Jones rose 0.27 %, to 46,142 points; The selective S&P 500 advanced 0.48 %, to 6,631, and the Nasdaq index won 0.94 %, up to 22,470. All were placed at historical maximums.
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A milestone was also scored for the first time in four years the Russell 2000, an indicator that brings together small businesses, which are usually benefited by the lowering of the credit that favors a low interest rate environment.
The Federal Reserve reduced the types yesterday in a quarter quarter to a fork between 4 and 4.25 %its first cut of the money since December 2024, and argued that there is economic uncertainty and greater risks to the employment market.
At the corporate level, Today the news of the day was the investment of 5,000 million dollars that Nvidia will make in Intel, and that will be accompanied by a collaboration in the manufacture of artificial intelligence chips (AI) that they have promised will lead to “revolutionary products.”
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The Federal Reserve yesterday reduced the types in a quarter quarter to a fork between 4 and 4.25 %.
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Intel’s actions shot, Profancing your best stock day in almost 40 yearS, and promoted the rest of the technological sector, which today had greater profits, with notable increases for NVIDIA (3.5 %) and Micron (5.5 %).
“Looking ahead, the key questions will be whether the productivity profits of AI and automation can compensate for labor supply shocks and react economic growth, and fiscal policy in 2026 could provide additional support“Tiffany Wilding and Allison Boxer, economists from Pimco.
Among the 30 quotes of the Dow the profits predominated, headed by Caterpillar (1.7 %), Cisco (1.4 %) and Goldman Sachs (1.3 %), while the greatest losses were for visa (-2.3 %).
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