Wall Street indicators at standard levels with support of trade agreements

US equities continued their standard -positive career with the support of reaching a trade agreement with Japan, and the increasing speculation about a similar agreement with the European Union, at a time when Treasury’s returns and dollar bonds decreased with the decline in demand for safe havenbates. The S&B 500 index jumped to record levels after reports that the European Union and the United States are making progress on an agreement that defines a customs tariff for 15% for most commodities. In the conclusion of trading, Alpabett announced revenue that exceeded expectations, but brought to light a higher capital expenditure than expected, while the gains of “Tesla” without the estimates of “Wall Street”. Treasury bond yield increased by 4 basis points for 10 years to 4.39%. Despite the success of a 20 -year $ 13 billion mortgage auction, the bonds are under pressure. ‘Bloomberg’ optimistically cited European officials about the possibility of reaching an agreement, despite the continued negotiations in an unlimited framework. “The momentum increases as the deadline approaches on the first of August,” said Mark Hackett of “Nationwide”. Trump’s senior negotiators pointed out that the approach to handling Japan could form a role model in negotiations with the European Union, where Howard Lootnick, Minister of Commerce, said that Tokyo Billions of Dollars in America could be an example to be followed. Treasury Secretary Scott Besente prevented him from confirming whether the European Union would have the same kind of agreement. Market optimism clearly said that the commercial image, Ian Lingan and Galle Hartmann of BM or Capital Markets, said: “With the approaching date of August, the recent advertisements were encouraged by the commercial transactions of the investor,” and they explained that the progress on the trade war will “clearly help the new global trading environment.” Jose Torres of Intertetev Broskers said news is related to the consolidation of commercial agreements this week, which he calls the ’emerging market instinct’ we currently call in stock markets, adding that “these agreements support the expectations of economic growth, and give investors confident in the fact that the growth of the road is still open.” Nevertheless, Torres warned that the hesitation of revenue prospects leads some to question the ability of companies to achieve strong results for profit and income, while the positive expectations are maintained, but he concluded by saying: “It is likely that the next quarterly performance reports will be welcomed by Wall Street, especially in the next phase.” Fear of relaxation despite the strength of momentum, on the other hand, the ‘GB Morgan’ analysts, led by Khuram Chaudhry, warned of indications of a state of market indulgence, with the strong increase in shares that coincide with the acceleration of profits of profits, and pointed out that there is a “saturated environment with optimism, speculation and the growth of the growth. is. ” They wrote: “Either analysts start to increase expectations again, or that the market is exposed to a period of serious fluctuations and resorts. Something must change.” The latest recording of “Markets Pass” has shown that US shares will ignore the risks of customs duties and will benefit from the quarterly profit season for the second quarter. About two -thirds of the 102 survey, which took place between July 10 and 17, indicated that the shares would be better than the effects in terms of the amended return according to the fluctuations. The positive view of shares still relying on the performance of the technological sector, which is expected to be the strongest this season, according to the summons. “The trend is still positive, and the profits still achieve results that exceed the averages,” says Luis Fine, Investment Officer in Invle & Associated. Despite the high judgments, Fine was believed to be great opportunities to support low interest rates in the medium term, while expectations will be to conclude more trading agreements in a short term. “The focus on trade and profits will remain,” said Tom Jesse of “The Svens Report”, adding that the Japan agreement “will improve the hope of reaching a similar agreement with the European Union before next Friday.” Matches to reduce interest at the same time have raised mortgage traders their bets that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates at a brave rate next year, as about 75 basis points of discounts were priced, compared to only 25 points expected in April. President Trump said the reserve must “move” to reduce interest, but that they have no courage to do so. ” As for the Treasury Secretary, he confirmed that there is “no urgency” to call a successor to the speaker of the council, Jerome Powell.