While the Dow Jones finished the week up 2.2%, its worst run since March and the S&P 500 it was down 2.1% and registered its third consecutive negative week, something not seen since February.
This week, investors are analyzing the operating results of companies such as Macy’sNordstrom and nvidia.
In addition, on Friday morning, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powellwill speak at the annual central bank symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Green prevailed by sector, with the main gains being for technology and non-essential goods, with increases of 1.18% and 0.92% respectively, while the biggest losses were for real estate and utilities, which were up 0.52% and 0, respectively. .41% fell .
Of the 30 Dow Jones stocks, the biggest losses were ahead johnson & johnson (-2.15%) and Intel (-1.65%), while the largest gains were made by Salesforce (1.51%) and Cisco (1.28%).
Source: El heraldo
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