Wall Street bounces from the lowest levels of the session with the support of the recent minutes

US equities carried their lowest levels during the session, a week after the sharp decline in the shares of technology companies, in the latest indication of the tensions that Wall Street prevails before the speech of Federal Reserve speaker Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hall conference. After a wave of selling billions of dollars in the market values of US stocks, buyers appeared in the final minutes of the trade. But the return of pressure on the shares of great technology, and the continued concern of inflation as a priority for federal officials, embraced the markets on Wednesday. Most of the most important groups in the S&B500 achieved profits, led by energy shares and defense sectors, while all shares of giant technology companies have decreased, but they have reduced part of their losses. The Nasdaq 100 index fell 0.6% after it fell by about 2% earlier in the session. Andrew Tyler wrote in a note from ‘GB Morgan Chase’ on Wednesday: ‘It appears to be a test today for the purchases of declines, with the data of the indicators of the purchasing managers Thursday, and the speech of Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powon Hall, factors that can form a point for the leading market or a telling. The income of bonds and monetary policy fears reduced the revenue of the US Treasury for their previous profits after the minutes of the federal meeting last month, doubts about the extent and depth of reducing borrowing costs. The mortgage returns decided on 3.74%for two years, compared to a previous fall with four basis points. Interest exchange contracts have shown that traders are still a great possibility of reducing interest next month. Chris Zakarili of “Northlate Asset Management” said that Powell is likely to keep his papers secret, and emphasizes that the federal is paying close attention to his double mandate and will explain that he depends on data. “The lecturer is in line with Powell’s strict comment at the last meeting,” said David Russell of “TradeStation”. High reviews and narrow margins for some investors have become a priority to continue with the risk, amid anxiety over the judgments, according to Fouad Razzaq Zadeh of “City Endex” and “Forex.com”. But he pointed out that the decline is likely to be limited, even for technology shares. “We see a noticeable decline in leadership, as growth stocks with large capital are largely from small stocks and value from this month. However, the market fluctuations and credit margins are still quiet, indicating that the fear of investors is modest,” said Mark Hackett of Nationwide. Carroll Shlev of BM or Private Wildetle said that shares are currently high, leaving a now disappointment. She added: “The stock market is currently evaluating a largely bright future, and this evaluation is often justified thanks to the profits that have come much stronger than expected, along with increasing clarity in trade and tax policies.”