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The technology index stands out as the most bullish of a day in which the 10-year US debt has seen the 3% barrier in danger.
Wall Street has once again starred in a session with ups and downs that has resulted in a positive balance for its main indices. Especially for the Nasdaq, which stood out for the most bullish indicator of the day after rising 1.62%, to 11,232 points.
Among the big technology companies, Amazon (3.20%) has been the value that has led the advances, followed by Microsoft (2.26%), Apple (2.16%) and Meta (1.86%). Alphabet (0.68%) has registered a more moderate gain, while Netflix, which today announced the dismissal of 300 employees, has rebounded 1.58%.
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For its part, the Dow Jones has scored 0.64% and has finished the day at 30,677 points. Salesforce (3.34%), Merck (3.24%) and Nike (2.94%) have led the gains in the selective, while Caterpillar (-4.88%), Chevron (-3.68%) and Dow (-2.45%) have been the most punished stocks.
Despite the absence of red numbers among the main US indices, analysts continue to show concern about the economic outlook. "The market action that we've seen today and yesterday at least domestically suggests that the market is becoming increasingly concerned about global economic growth," said Scott Ladner, chief investment officer at Horizon Investments.
For his part, Nick Giacoumakis, president of NEIRG Wealth Management, has assured that "we are definitely going to enter a recession. What remains to be seen is how severe the recession will be."
Faced with the rises recorded on Wall Street, the yield of the US bond has seen the 3% barrier in danger today, which it has not lost since June 7. In the oil market, the West Texas barrel, the benchmark in the US, has fallen below 104 dollars, while the ounce of gold has deflated to 1,827 dollars.
