Wall Street is slightly open. The Dow Jones plust 0.4 percent on 44.215.68 points, the wide S&P 500 writes 0.2 percent and the Nasdaq Open at 20.685.70 points. Investors’ attention was again to the quarterly figures of large American banks including Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, After the results of, among other things JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup A day before. The well -known investment bank Goldman Sachs went 0.2 percent forward and Bank of America was set 0.5 percent higher. Citigroup did fall by 0.8 percentafter the race rose to the highest level a day before since the 2008 financial crisis had risen.
Shares receive a boost from the new inflation data published this afternoon. Analysts assumed an increase of 0.2 percent, but inflation remained the same. ASML is 10 percent lower in New York After the company announced that it could not guarantee growth in 2026 due to uncertainty about the import duties. Global Payments wins 4 percent after the Financial Times reports that Elliott Management has taken great importance. Pharmaceutist Johnson & Johnson win 4 percent after good results in the past quarter.
Investors also followed the developments in the Handelsfront. At the end of this month, President Donald Trump threatened to impose import duties on pharmaceutical products from outside the United States. He also said that soon levies on semiconductors will follow. Trump did not say how high those taxes can be. They may coincide with the higher import duties that are in danger of addressing on 1 August for many US trading partners.
In addition, attention was paid to the American producer prices in June. They increased less strongly than expected on an annual basis. Traders pay attention to the prices that American producers require for their goods because of the impact of import duties. As a result, imported goods and raw materials can become more expensive for American manufacturers, which in turn is passed on in sales prices.
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