Börse Express – ROUNDUP / New York Stocks Conclusion: News about the trade deal dampens record euphoria

Wall Street has become the youngest
Record-breaking a little disillusionment. The most important
Stock indices had struggled to hit record highs on Tuesday,
but quickly lost momentum and sometimes turned slightly
into the minus. The sentiment dampened the course of trading
Announcement that tariffs on goods exported to the United States from China
According to circles, despite the signing scheduled for Wednesday
a first trade agreement will not be deleted initially.

The leading index Dow Jones Industrial just closed
0.11 percent higher at 28 939.67 points. His record is now
at a good 29 054 points.

For the market-wide S&P 500 it was about 0.15 percent
down to 3283.15 points. The Nasdaq 100 lost
0.41 percent to 9033.42 points.

Tariffs remained in place until after the US presidential election
Kraft, the Bloomberg news agency said, citing
to people familiar with the matter. A reduction or
The abandonment of tariffs would depend on whether China adhered to the regulations
the first trade agreement.

Meanwhile, the corporate reporting season is slowly picking up speed.
“Twenty-four S&P 500 companies are posting numbers this week
before, “said analyst Neil Wilson of the Markets.Com trading house.
JPMorgan I started and both
in terms of earnings and profits exceeded expectations.

The investment bank had thanks to good deals in bonds and
less bad credit a record profit in the final quarter
reported. A peak was also reached in the year as a whole
exceeded analyst expectations. The shares went down
favorites in the Dow by a good 1 percent.

The Citigroup too convinced with pleasing
Quarterly figures, which gave the share certificates an increase of 1.6 percent
earned. The financial group had thanks last year
Growth in investment banking and lending business, as well as lower
Taxes deserve better.

Wells Fargo disappointed in the adjusted
Quarterly earnings per share. Lower interest rates and the scandals of the
previous years had weighed on the credit giant. The papers
were among the largest with a minus of more than 5 percent
Losing in the S&P 500.

Visa’s shares saw moderate gains ,
The credit card giant takes over the financial technology start-up
Plaid. This offers software for linking digital
Payment apps like Paypals Venmo or Transferwise with
Bank accounts.

Amazon was among the technology stocks more than
1 percent. As reported by the “Wall Street Journal”, the
Internet giant no longer ships its merchants
Prime shipments with Fedex Ground, a subsidiary of the logistics group
Fedex. Fedex Ground now meets the requirements for one
punctual delivery, it said. Fedex shares
won almost 2 percent.

The euro rate was last quoted at $ 1.1126.
The European Central Bank had the reference rate at 1.1115
(Monday: 1.1126) dollars fixed. The dollar thus cost 0.8997
(0.8988) euros. Trend-setting ten-year US government bonds
won given the gloomy mood on Wall Street
9/32 points to 99 14/32 points. They paid 1.813
Prozent./la/he

— By Lutz Alexander, dpa-AFX —

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