Wall Street indicators still take off with the pressure of technology companies

The distinctive year in US equities has approached a bad completion, as the decline in the shares of huge technology companies has expanded to an extension of a series of losses that began when the Federal Reserve reduced the expectations of the reduction of interest rates two weeks ago. This is the third consecutive decline for both S&B 500 and Nasdaq 100, and also the third time the two indicators in eight sessions drop by more than 1%. Treasury bonds have increased, and the turnover approaches ten years of 4.54%. The returns dropped more after the data from Chicago’s purchasing managers showed an unexpected decline. The data released on Monday also showed that sales of homes in the United States increased for the fourth month in November, to the highest level since early 2023. The Bloomberg index of the dollar is getting a best year this year. Concentration in the group of companies this year, the group of the SO -Called “Seven Greats” (Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Invidia, Alphabh, Amazon, Meta) indicator. S&B 500, which caused some concerns to be very focused on a small group of companies. However, some analysts expect this height to stop, while none of the 19 strategies followed by Bloomberg follow their opinions, that the index is declining next year. “In these moments, it’s better to stay in your place,” says Nicholas Domont, director of a fund at Optigestion in Paris. The fear of trade prospects in 2025 and elsewhere fell the European “Stoxx 600” index, while Asian stocks stopped their five -day profits. The trade volumes were weaker due to the holiday season. “There is little fear that the end of the year is approaching, partly because of the uncertainty about how the image of international trade can be formed in 2025,” says Tim Water, chief market analyst at Kohle Capital Markets. It was the last 2024 session for some markets, including Germany, where the “DAX” standard index had an annual progress of 19%. Among the basic commodities, oil prices have risen slightly at traders focusing on the risks of 2025. Raw prices are on their way to the loss this year, with the trading on a narrow scale since mid -October, while gold prices are about to reach a wonderful public. The New York Stock Exchange and US Stock Exchanges of Nasdac and CBO Global Markets will be closed on January 9 as part of the national raw of Jimmy Carter, the ninetieth president of the United States, who passed away on Sunday. CME Group, which operates the stock markets in the United States, has not yet commented on its plans. The bond market will be closed at 2pm New York, according to the recommendation of the Association and Financial Markets Industry. The CME group said its derivatives market will start trading in New York on January 8 as usual at 18:00 and the next day at 09:30 am. The trading of stock futures will resume on January 9 at 6pm.