US Stocks: Wall Street ends a little change

NEW YORK: The Wall Street index was closed on Monday near the sign that had not changed because the rise of Treasury produced tastes for technology stocks, while Boeing’s shares rose on signs of the request of the ship ship.
The technology sector, down 0.11%, is one of the biggest obstacles on the day when the US Treasury results move higher, with the results in the 10-year benchmark US treasury recorded the highest level since October 27.
In areas of high growth such as Tech, because they discounce in the future of this sector.
Bank shares, which benefit from the results of climbing, advanced with bond yields increases because investors are positioned for the potential effect of the Federal Reserve tapering from the purchase of massive assets and ahead of the sale of new 20-year bond scheduled at the end of the week.
“Wall Street was truly fixated on what happened in the bond market.
We started seeing the results up and it would, in the end, signal that there were more nervousness that the Fed could be a little late to deliver a rate hike and would be forced to react away Faster, remember inflationary pressure, “said Ed Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.
“You see mixed trading now because, while many traders focus on whether this inflationary pressure will keep the treasury or climb rates, you also see manufacturing improves in a state of the empire and far more optimism from abroad.” Data on Monday showed manufacturing activities in New York soared to 30.9 in November, far above the previous 19.8 reading and 21.2 estimated.
The average Dow Jones industry fell 12.86 points, or 0.04%, to 36,087.45, S & P 500 lost 0.05 points, or flat, to 4,682.80 and the Nasdaq composite fell 7.11 points, or 0.04%, to 15,853.85.
This week’s focus will be in the earnings report from several major retailers including Walmart Inc., Target Corp, Home Depot Inc.
and Macy’s Inc.
Their results will round up optimistic third quarter income seasons, which help drive Wall Street to new highs.
Retail sales data for October will also mature on Tuesday, and are expected to reveal any signs of inflation impact on consumer spending.
Boeing Co, rose 5.49%, was the upper encouragement for the Dow Jones industry when the shares were closed at a height of three months after the Emirat airline announced orders for two 777 adults and when Saudi Arabian Airlines were in talks with a jet -ter-treatment.
The Dubai Airshow event was the first main Aerospace conference since the passenger air travel was destroyed by pandemic, with investors watching to see how this industry was related to new dynamics.
Tesla Electric Car maker Inc.
fell 1.94% after Elon Musk’s executive head moved in a dispute with Bernie Sanders because US senators demanded rich people pay their “fair share”.
The decline in Tesla followed a steep decline of 15.4% last week after Musk released shares worth $ 6.9 billion in the company.
The S & P material sector, fell 0.46%, among the worst-performing sectors for sessions about signs of weakness in the China property sector, the main driver of global metal demand, which weighed on miners.
The Dollar Tree Inc.
jumped 14.28% and was a major percentage of the S & P 500 after activist Investor Mantle Ridge LP revealed 5.7% of the stock discount retailer.
The problem that decreases exceeds the amount that advances on the NYSE with a ratio of 1.22-to-1; On the Nasdaq, the 1.26-to-1 ratio is preferred by the decliner.
The S & P 500 posted the 50 highs of 52 weeks and 3 new lows; The Nasdaq composite records the highest 129 new and 127 new lowest.
The volume of US exchange was 9.56 billion shares, compared with an average of 10.96 billion for a full session for the last 20 trading days.