S & P500 and Nasdaq at new peaks. The bull market continues

2025-09-15 22:04
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2025-09-15 22:04
The share prices for Wall Street went up again for no clear reasons, thanks to which both S&P and Nasdaq Composite have reached new records of all time. Investors hope that on Wednesday the federal reserve will lower their interest rates by pumping assets.


The S & P500 index ended with a 0.47%increase on Monday, reaching a height of 6 615.28 points. During the day a new record was fallen at the level of 6618.71 points. From the beginning of 2025, this most important stock market in the world has already gained 12.5%.


Nasdaq increased by 0.94% and increased this year's cable to almost 16%. Without the record, the industrial average of Dow Jones, which grew for a modest 0.11% and checked at the ceiling of 45,883.45 points. In the case of DJIA, the record of all time fell last Thursday at 46137.20 points.
– The market counts on a kind of hot water scenario (Goldilocks), where the labor market is simply weak enough to make a federal reserve to start a cycle of interest rate reductions, but also not so weak to disturb economic growth – Carol Schleif, CIO in MO Family Office speaking for Reuters. “I think the market will be disappointed if the Fed does not give any hint to whether it intends to lower his feet,” Schleif added.
A timely market at nearly 96% values the chances that at a two-day Federal Market Square meeting, the decision to reduce the federal funds rate will be made on Tuesday's two-day meeting-according to the Fedwatch Tool calculations. The remaining 4% are reserved for cutting by 50 pb. By the end of this year, prices are at 75 PB rates.
Share markets usually grow surrounded by looser monetary policy. Lower discount feet increase the model valuation of shares, increasing the current value of future expected cash flows. In addition, they lead to a decrease in the profitability of bonds, i.e. a basic alternative to stock exchange shares.
The company of the day was undoubtedly the qualities of Alphabet, which increased by 4.5%, which allowed the owner of Google to cross the limit of three trillion dollars of market value. Only Apple (over USD 3.5 trillion), Microsoft (USD 3.83 trillion) and NVIDIA (USD 4.33 billion) are valued above.
Tesla's quotations increased by 3.8% after Elon Musk purchased the company's shares for over a billion dollars. This transaction not only supported the sentiment around Tesla, but also restored the billionaire the title of the richest man on earth. Last week, Musk had to (temporarily) give way to Larry Ellison from Oracle. The media in the US reports that this is the largest purchase of Tesla's campaign by Elon Musk in history in terms of value.
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