US stocks are rising near a record level after changing work data

The most important indicators of US stocks have their previous losses to close at record levels on Tuesday, where traders bet that reducing recent work data will increase the chances of lowering interest rates faster by federal reserve faster. After the S&P 500 index fell after the publication data was published, it rose 0.3% at the end of the session in New York. Alphabet, the parent company of “Google”, was one of the most prominent contributors to this rise, after one of his officials’ statement that his work in the field of cloud computing will see an increase in revenue of up to $ 58 billion by 2027. The Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 0.4% to reach a new record, while the Nasdaq 100 index rose 0.3%, and approached, and approached a standard level. Amendment of employment data This increase came after the publication of the work office data, which indicated that the number of posts will be reduced by 911 thousand jobs during the twelve months to March. This amendment comes after the poor labor market data published last week, which strengthened the interests to lower interest rates. Also read: The poor job market feeds the US interest bets, says Chris Zakarili, CEO of investment at Northwate Asset Management Company: “The image of the job market remains backwards, and it could be easier for the federal reserve to reduce interest rates this fall, but this could affect the recent battle.” He added that the US stock market was ‘very coherent’ this year, but he warned against the possibility of approaching a turning point in which this page can be tested again. ‘The financial officials of the Barclays Conference have a positive image of the US economy, despite the amendment of the work index data, a positive image of the local economy, according to Adam Karshavani, the founder of “Vital Nolidge”. Goldman Sachs Group CEO David Solomon pointed out that there is no urgent need to quickly reduce the interest through the Federal Reserve. Market traders have raised their expectations to reduce interest after the disappointing job market data released last week. “We can see some interest shortages, but it is necessary for the Federal Reserve to stay careful about inflation,” said Citania Kandhair, deputy head of the “Morgan Stanley” investment department, said in an interview with “Bloomberg TV” after the announcement of work data. Also read: “Standard Chartrad” adjusts its expectations to lower interest rates. Producers’ price data and consumer prices will be released on Wednesday and Thursday, which will help the market traders expect the expected interest reduction by the Federal Reserve. The data released on Tuesday showed that the Small Business Index index improved for August. Chris Campitis, the founding partner in the “Parnam” Financial Group, said that “inflation and work data for this week could be the decisive factor to determine whether the Federal Reserve will reduce the benefit by 25 or 50 basis points.” He added that reducing the interest is “almost certain”, but “how much the reduction is still discussed.”