US stocks are still rising at the end of the weekend "lower interest"

US stocks rose on Friday and benefited from a wave of rise, which recorded four major indicators for the first time since 2021 after the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates. The S&P 500 index rose 0.5%in New York, the Nasdaq 100 index, dominated by the technological sector, rose 0.7%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Index by 0.4%, all of which are the highest closing levels ever. However, enthusiasm collided with a wall with a wall with a wall against the most dangerous and ligamental companies on the market. The “Russell 2000” index fell 0.8% after the small stock index set a record for the first time in four years, which ended the longest period without achieving this achievement since the explosion of the Internet bubble. The shares awaiting the growth of profits, Nadia Luville, head of the global equity strategy in the Department of Global Resource Management at the “UBS” group, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Friday: “Companies with small market value have seen some fluctuations, and we finally see this record high after a few years.” “To maintain this momentum, we know that we must see that growth growth continues, and that is what we have not seen yet.” US President Donald Trump has announced that he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the upcoming Summit for economic cooperation of the Pacific, and made the progress of entering into an agreement on the “Tek Tok” application after a long call between the two leaders. Read the details: Trump is visiting China at the beginning of next year .. and something insists on avoiding limited commercial measures that surrounded the Federal Reserve step to lower the borrowing costs earlier this week a high risk demand in Wall Street, especially with the proposal of the US central bank over the possibility of more cash facilitation this year. Nile Kashkari, head of the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis, said he supported the Central Bank’s decision to lower the interest rates this week, and that he expected two additional reductions this year, in an article published on the bank’s website on Friday. Pingers are more than optimists despite the new records set by US stocks this week, but the number of pessimists in the stock market is ever larger than the number of optimists, according to a survey conducted by the American Association of Individual Investors. This seventh week is proposed in a row in which the number of pessimists exceeds the number of optimists, with only two other cases since the beginning of this century, where morale was pessimistic during this period, while shares at the highest levels ever traded. ‘Oracle’ is working on discussions with the company ‘Mita’ on a cloud computer agreement worth about $ 20 billion, which provides additional evidence that the company has become a major infrastructure provider. Read the details: “Oracle” and “Meta” study a calculation of an artificial intelligence with $ 20 billion, even with the expression of some market monitors and investors about their concerns about high assessments, an analysis issued by Bank of America indicates that the sharp rise of major technology companies still has room to move on. US stock bubbles over the past ten stock bubbles since the beginning of the last century, the intense exaggeration of evaluation has yielded moderate profits from the lowest level to 244%highest, according to an analysis conducted by a team led by Michael Hartnet, the largest investment strategy in the bank. The analysis indicated that “the increase in the shares of the seven large businesses with 223% of its lowest level in March 2023 offers more opportunities in this increase.” On the other hand, GB Morgan Asset Management emphasized the risk of disappointing gains of artificial intelligence companies and warned that it is a greater concern for major technology companies from ongoing geopolitical tension. At a partial level, FedEx expects a billion dollars due to this year’s trade fluctuations, which highlight the impact of customs lying up by the US president and the loss of a large exemption for low value commodities.