At this point, it looks like the US indices are all trying to build enough pressure to break to the upside. However, as we see a lot of potential headwinds from tariffs, and are working through earnings calls, things get choppy.
To get the latest market news, check out finance.yahoo.com US stocks moved higher on Thursday after President Donald Trump said he plans to introduce reciprocal tariffs but delayed their implementation, while investors digested another report that suggested inflation is once again heating up. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) added more than 0.7%, or over 350 points, while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) put on over 1% and closed at 6,115.06, just shy of its record close of 6,118.71.
U.S. stocks traded higher toward the end of trading, with the Dow Jones index surging more than 100 points on Thursday.
The US indices that I follow are all showing the same pattern – that we have nowhere to be at the moment, but the upside still looks like the right side of the trade.
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The US indices continue to be somewhat mixed in the early hours of Wednesday, as the markets are waiting for more inflation data from the United States.
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The US indices that I follow here at FX Empire are all a bit sluggish in the premarket trading, as traders await the testimony of Jerome Powell in front of the US Senate today.