Wall Street indicators receive a group of technology shares

The increase in the shares of the largest technology companies in the world led to the increase of US equity indicators, as investors ignored poor economic lectures and focused on the risk of lowering interest rates before President Donald Trump imposed customs fees. In another volatile session, the S&B 500 index compensated for a decrease of 1% of the poor manufacturing and work data. The ‘Seven Great’ index stopped a four -day sales wave. Despite the high price index, US treasury bonds have decreased as traders raised their bets to reduce the Federal Reserve for its monetary policy. The Canadian and Mexican Peso and the Mexican pizo rose against reports that the leaders of the two countries made a ‘fertile’ call on the trade. The last period was difficult for investors preparing for US President Donald Trump’s customs duties. As the deadline approaches, it is not clear to what extent Trump will go to the core of the current world trade system. The uncertainty shook the markets, urged economists to reduce their expectations for growth, and forced the governors of central banks to take into account the potential inflationary impact of import costs. Trump’s spokesman said the comprehensive customs duties he plans to lay up will come into effect as soon as it is announced on Wednesday. “The moral is still fragile before the day of definitions.” He added: “With the ongoing ambiguity about the exact extent of these procedures, investors are expected to remain cautious. The stock path is still very mysterious in the short term.” The S&B 500 index rose 0.4%, while the Nasdaq 100 index added about 0.8%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Index. The yield on US treasury bonds has dropped for ten years, four basis points to 4.17%. There was no change in the dollar. Trump was prepared on Wednesday to impose the so -called mutual definitions and other fees, in a case ‘Tahrir’s Day’, a step expected to include a broader part of the trade movement in a warning in the 1930s. The fees come as part of the broader Trump to disconnect the world trade system. Ruins of that era, based on his belief that the Americans obtained a bad agreement. Comprehensive crisis or the sharp decline, three of the most prominent analysts known for their optimism in Wall Street, that they were excessive this year about the performance of the S&P 500. Goldman Sachs, Societe Generale and Yardini Research reduced their estimates of the end of the year for the reference index. However, the three still expect the standard index to be at a higher level of closure on Monday, suggesting that these amendments to expectations do not necessarily mean a widespread market collapse. In other words, despite their warnings about a possible economic slowdown, driven by the dangers that threaten economic growth and consumer confidence as a result of US President Donald Trump’s policy, experts do not expect a comprehensive crisis or a sharp decline. In fact, all the major strategic analysts monitored by Bloomberg are still to the S&B 500 index between now and the end of the year. Transformations in Investor Trends: Bonds belong to the interface in a parallel context, and investors rearrange their governors in anticipation of a new strong performance in the US bond market, to signs of slowdown in the United States that led to a wave of Ascension in the first quarter, the returns of the Treasury with the pek in January. Barclays analyzes indicate that the hedge funds based on the detection of trends last month switched to short positions in US stocks and long centers in bonds, considering that this shift still has an area to expand. In this context, the Pimco Asset Management Company believes that the chances of stagnation in the United States are increasing, making the safe returns for fixed income more attractive, especially in global markets. Warnings of slowdown due to Trump’s policy: The tendency towards safety warns Pimco that the aggressive policy of President Donald Trump in the field of trade and reducing expenses and immigration could lead to a slowdown in the US economy with the degree of better estimates, with negative effects on the labor market, increasing the vision of investors. “There is a strong argument for diversification away from US stocks with a high evaluation, to a wider mix of high quality worldwide tires,” wrote Tiffany Welding and Andrew Bulls of Pimco in an analytical memo. They added that “the markets are in the early stages of the period of a multiple years in which fixed revenue instruments can perform, while providing a more balanced investment portfolio in terms of returns against risks.”