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Modest increases on Wall Street. Dow Jones with a historic closing course

Tuesday's session at Wall Street ended with modest increases in the main indexes, and Dow Jones set a record high closure course. September and the entire third quarter of 2025 also ended with increases for American stock exchanges.

Modest increases on Wall Street. Dow Jones with a historic closing course
Modest increases on Wall Street. Dow Jones with a historic closing course
photo: KC Alfred / / Zuma Press / Forum

Dow Jones Industrial at the closure increased by 0.18 percent. and amounted to 46,397.89 points S&P 500 at the end of the day increased by 0.41 percent and amounted to 6,688.46 points Nasdaq Composite increased by 0.31 percent Up to 22,660.01 points The index of companies with medium capitalization Russell 2000 is growing by 0.04 percent. up to 2,436.7 points The VIX index grows by 0.99 percent, to 16.28 points

The main stock indexes in the US recorded solid increases in September. The S&P 500 index, which in the last five years has recorded an average monthly decline in September by 4.2 percent, increased by 3 percent this time, and Dow Jones gained 1 percent. Nasdaq gained 5 percent in September

In the entire third quarter, the wide S&P 500 index increased by 7 percent, and NASDAQ technological recorded 11 percent. quarterly growth. Blue Chip Dow Jones gained 5 percent From the end of June, recording fifth in a row quarterly growth.

In the markets there is concerns about the possibility of eating the work of the US Federal Government (Shutdown), and this may affect the publication of macro data considered key to determine the path for reduction of interest rates by a federal reserve.

US Vice President JD Vance did not rule out on Monday that the government's activity would be suspended. The meeting of Democrats and Republican leaders from both chambers of Congress with President Donald Trump ended without agreement.

– This week, the main point of interest from the markets will be reading from the US labor market, which should confirm or question the expectations of two subsequent interest rate discounts in 2025. If the suspension of the federal government's work delayed the publication of data, this can cause some anxiety – said Susana Cruz, a strategist in the Panmure Liberum.

– We see some concerns about how the next days will go. Both sides seem to accept Shutdowown's inevitability. We are afraid that if the government's work is suspended, it may take a long time, and if we do not know the Friday report on employment or another CPI indicator, how will the Fed manage? – said James Rosser, director of the global macroeconomic strategy at TD Securities.

Some analysts indicate that shutdow should not be treated as a reason for concern.

– We advise investors not to be afraid of Shutdown and focus on other factors that drive the market. We still prefer high -quality constant income instruments, especially those with a medium -term incidence, which in our opinion offer an attractive combination of income and immunity – wrote in the report Mark Haefele, director of investment at UBS Global Wealth Wealth Management.

Fed Vice -President Philip Jefferson warned on Tuesday that the US central bank faces cooling in the labor market and growing inflationary pressure, which complicates the prospects for monetary policy.

On Tuesday, investors received a large portion of the latest macro data from the American economy. The index of the trust of American consumers fell to 94.2 points in September. from 97.4 points A month earlier, after correction with 97.8 points – according to the Conference Board report. Analysts expected the index to be 96 points.

The production sector activity index (PMI) in the Chicago region dropped to 40.6 points in September. with 41.5 points last month. Analysts expected an index of 43.3 points.

According to Jolts survey, the number of unhota jobs in the US, in August, amounted to 7.227 million against 7.208 million recorded a month earlier, after correction, it was expected that the number of free jobs would be 7.2 million.

House prices index S&P/Case-Shiller, depicting real estate prices in 20 major cities of the United States, increased in July by 1.82 percent. yard, and in terms of MDM fell by 0.07 percent Analysts expected the index to increase by 1.5 percent. yaws, and in terms of MDM will fall by 0.20 percent A month earlier, the index increased by 2.16 percent. yard and fell by 0.21 percent MDM, after correction.

FHFA real estate price index (Federal Housing Finance Agency), informing about changes in the average prices of single -family houses in the USA, in July fell by 0.1 percent. in the terms of a month to month. The market expected that the index would fall by 0.2 percent. MDM. A month earlier, the FHFA real estate price index dropped by 0.2 percent MDM.

On the Oil market, contracts at WTI in October reduce by 1.53 percent. up to 62.48 USD for a barrel, and November Futures on Brentures are cheaper by 1.34 percent. up to 67.06 USD/B. (PAP Biznes)

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