US indicators are rising with supporting the rise of the shares of technology companies

US stock indicators resumed their race to new standard levels, after a wave of optimism in technology shares was put under a test, due to President Donald Trump’s management plan to reduce “thousands of” federal posts, on the second day of government closure. The Nasdac 100 index jumped to a second record in a row, after it reinforced the sale of a shares in ‘Oben AI’ optimism about artificial intelligence, which brought the company’s value to $ 500 billion, making it the most valuable emerging company in the world. The Philadelphia index also rose 1.9%, led by ‘Advanced Micro Device’ and ‘Intel’, while the ‘S&B 500’ index was satisfied with a minor profit of 0.06% after the previous losses were compensated. Investors are ignoring political concerns by the end of the session bypassing investors, concerns about the plans of Trump administration. Republicans have tried to use the threats to reduce permanent jobs, to push Democrats to vote to reopen the government. Trump plans to meet with the director of the Balance Office in the White House, Russell Foot, to discuss the plan. As for the shares of “Tesla”, it fell 5.1%, although the company announced a sudden increase in quarterly car sales. Adam Karshavoli of “Faytal Nolidge” said that the delivery numbers are better than the published estimates, but the real expectations were higher “, at a time when the pessimists believe the electrical car market will fall. of economic data, after the release of the weekend numbers for the closure. Labor statistics office is likely to be postponed on Friday. Indications are that the confrontation can be long, note that Scott, the Treasury Secretary, said that a long closure could harm US economic growth. dropped, while oil dropped for the fourth consecutive day. A quarter of a percentage point in the federal meeting, amid extensive expectations of another reduction in December to support the labor market. We see a shortage of wage growth in the United States, Kim Kraofford, JPM Morgan aset, said in an interview with Bloomberg. or weeks continuing.