While Dow Jones gives in on Thursday, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite reach new highs. Driven by hopes in the customs dispute.
The Dow Jones opened the day 0.52 percent lower at 44,776.41 points and then continued to note in the minus. His all -time high is currently 45,073.63 units and was marked in December.
At the NASDAQ composite there was an increase of 0.3 percent at 21,083.82 points at the start of the board – it subsequently grew up and reached a new all -time high at 21,113.10 points.
The S&P 500 started with a profit of 0.15 percent at 6,368.60 units and then reached a new record at 6,381.31 points.
Possible customs dispute solution continues to push
Dealers speak of further unshakable optimism about the establishment of a trade agreement between the USA and the EU. As with Japanese exports, the US import tariffs could be 15 percent. The market hopes of reports on an approximation between representatives of the United States and the EU are fed. According to analysts, an agreement could be more favorable than initially by investors: “This coincided with our bullish base case,” commented the analysts of Deutsche Bank the market hopes.
Some market observers, however, have doubts as to whether the market hopes of the market are justified, because according to the EU member states, according to the circles, the EU has approved a package of retaliation tariffs on US goods that could come into force at the beginning of August if no trade agreements came about. In addition, the reporting period not only provides a vain sunshine.
Redaktion finanzen.net / Dow Jones Newswires