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Moderate optimism on Wall Street with investors pending the war and the decisions of the Fed and the BoE

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optimism in Wall Street, although with many doubts due to the high volatility. The three indices of the New York Stock Exchange are in positive territory at the beginning of the week, although the Nasdaq It stays practically flat.

Even in a scene high volatility by the ups and downs of the war between Ukraine and RussiaInvestors are attentive to what could happen in this context of war and sanctions.

Meanwhile, they wait for meetings of the central banks of the United Kingdom, the United States and Japan, which will make monetary policy decisions this week. Very important, in fact, the turn that the Federal Reserve with a rate hike for the first time in three years.

moderate rises

In this context, the Dow Jones leads the climbs, but with moderate ascents. The industrial index rises 0.5% and does so thanks to the impulse of stocks such as American Express (+1,3%), Home Depot (+1,4%), Caterpillar (+1.2%) or Visa (+1%).

The S&P500 check very light ascents. Gains and losses are nearly offset by firms like eBay andWells Fargo rising 3% and others like Las Vegas Sands and Tesla on the loss side.

For his part, the Nasdaq remains practically flat, constantly hesitating between positive and negative terrain, despite the sharp drops, over 12%, that they are experiencing Pinduoduo, Baidu O JD.com.

Remarkable is the behavior of Modernwhich is boosted by 12% after having started the clinical trial of its HIV vaccine.

In the rest of Europebetter behavior. The Frankurt parquet marks the step to the rest with a rebound of 2.25%, while that of Paris advances 1.6% and that of London 0.2%. The Ibex 35for its part, registered a rise of 1.3%.

In the commodity market, the Petroleum It falls around 5% this Monday both in the case of the Brent barrel, the benchmark in Europe and which is trading at about 108 dollars, and in West Texas, its counterpart for the United States, which has a price of about 104 Dollars.

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