(Bloomberg)-The Wall Street recovery left one of the most sharp corrections of the stock ever left the market group the most possibility in the market on Monday.
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More than 90 % of the companies in the S&P 500 rose, but most Megacapps like Tesla Inc. And Nvidia Corp. It was subjected to renewed pressure. The equal version of the American scale for stocks-which gives Target Corp. While the latest group of economic data has only little to change the stakes of bond dealers on the path of monetary policy, mixed retail sales brought some relief that the consumer spending does not collapse amid the threat of the trade war.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessin, the former hedge fund manager, said that he was not worried about the recent contraction in the stocks as the United States seeks to reshape its economic policies.
“I have been in investment 35 years ago, and I can tell you that the corrections are healthy, it is normal,” said Bessint on Sunday in the NBC's Meet The Press. “I am not worried about markets. In the long run, if we set a good tax policy in place, cancel organizational restrictions and energy security, the markets will work wonderfully.”
For Bret Kenwell in Etoro, despite the mixed update on retail sales, data can give investors some cautious optimism that we may see a more flexible consumer in the coming months.
“If the consumer can withstand, there is a good opportunity for the economy as well,” he said.
A sign of stability appears after the S&P 500 index decreased in last week's correction: merchants give up bets that another deep slice is waiting for it.
Even before the standard of the standard for American stocks on Friday, the group was largely emptying the S&P 500 hedges. The cost of options that protect from a 10 % decrease in SPDR S & P 500 ETF TRUST in the next three months decreased to nearly the lowest level since 2023 for contracts that benefit from a 10 % march, the data collected by Bloomberg collected.
The main events this week:
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Germany Zew
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The American housing, the import price index, and industrial production begin on Tuesday
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Japan Bank average decision, Wednesday
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In the Koctinio region in the euro area, Wednesday
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Federal Reserve Price decision, Wednesday
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China loan initial prices, Thursday
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The decision of the Bank of England, Thursday
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Philadelphia Factory Index in Philadelphia, unemployed demands, current homes sales, Thursday
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Consumer confidence in the euro area, on Friday
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John Williams speaks on Friday
Some of the main moves in the markets:
Shares
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S&P 500 increased by 0.8 % from 2:03 pm New York time
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Nasdak increased 100 0.6 %
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 1 %
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The MSCI World Index increased by 0.9 %
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The S& P 500 index increased by 1.5 %
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The total Bloomberg Blueberg Index Index decreased 7 %
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The Russssell 2000 index increased by 1.1 %
Currency
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The Bloomberg index in dollars decreased by 0.2 %
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The euro rose 0.3 % to $ 1.0914
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The British pound rose 0.4 % to $ 1.2992
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The Japanese yen decreased by 0.2 % to 148.99 per dollar
Cross currencies
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Bitcoin increased by 1.3 % to 84,315.01 dollars
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Ether rose 2 % to $ 1,931.99
Bonds
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The return on Treasury bonds decreased for 10 years to two basic points to 4.29 %
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Germany's return for 10 years decreased six basis points to 2.82 %
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Britain's revenue decreased for 10 years, three basis points to 4.64 %
Commodity
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West Texas Intermediate crude increased by 0.9 % to $ 67.77 a barrel
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Gold rose 0.4 % to 2,997.53 ounces
This story was produced with the help of Bloomberg's Option.
-With the help of Sujata Rao, John Fellowen and Catherine Bossley.
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