(CercleFinance.com) – No false note in the final on Wall Street during this session of ‘three witches’, which is registered in line with that of Thursday: upward, however, quick to impose and they are the last 90 minutes that made all the difference
The Dow Jones and the S & amp; P 500 rose by 0.44% and. Nasdaq Composite + 0.35%: throughout the week, the Dow ‘takes approximately 0.8% and the Nasdaq + 1%.
The US figures released Friday is less negative than the previous day, optimism on Wall Street could be explained in this way … but progress indices were 3 to 4 times more strong yesterday with ‘stats’ frankly mediocre.
In addition to purchasing technical’ meeting related to the ‘three witches’ there especially strengthening expectations of a postponement of the increase in promised rate for 1 year by Janet Yellen to mid-February to late March 2016.
This hope has not been dispelled by the rise in consumer confidence (barometer of the University of Michigan) that s ‘amounted to 92.1 points this month in this preliminary estimate, after 87.2 points in September (88.5 expected).
The US industrial production in September recorded a decline of 0, 2%, according to the Federal Reserve, in line with the consensus of economists. This decline comes after a 0.1% decline in August
As for the postponement of the monetary normalization ‘Donald Trump has expressed its’ idea’ to the media. Janet Yellen for 1 year promises to orchestrate a rate hike before the end of 2015 but seized any excuse not to do it because she knows very well that this could cause a recession primer that would torpedo the chances of Hillary Clinton to postpone the presidency in November 2016.
For the Republican Donald Trump can already be seen in the process of facing the former first lady from next summer … and he accuses Janet Yellen not to act for political rather than technical reasons (growth, although decelerating slightly, will remain close to 2%, which is anachronistic screw rate vis residing at zero).
On values front, Mattel has distinguished itself with a surge of 6.1% through the results’ less worse than expected ‘and more ambitious sales targets in China.
The’ least worst expected ‘has also prevailed in the increase of + 3.4% General Electric.
Twitter soared + 4.85% while the former president of Microsoft Steve Ballmer took over 4% stake in microblogging champion led by Jack Dorsey (who recently took control)
Conversely, Wal Mart (-0.78%) aligns a third straight decline session (and over 12% decline on the week), Netflix still lost 2.1% after -8.3% and -3.5% the day before Tuesday … or -12.75% of weekly decline.
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