A straight day of record for US markets

The leading Wall Street indices again obey records backed by corporate reports from one of the largest US companies. Walmart announced a $20 billion large-scale redemption program and Honeywell plans to divide its business. As a result, Dow Jones closed at a record 22,830.68 points, or 0.31% growth.

SP500 rose 0.23 percent and fell to a new record high to 2,550.64 points, and Nasdaq finished trading at a record 6,587.25 points or a 0.11%

One of the biggest winners today is Walmart, whose shares rose by almost 4.5% to 84.13 dollars per share. In addition to the large-scale redemption campaign, the company said it plans to increase online purchases by 1000 more to the fiscal year 2019.

Signals of rebalancing oil markets have made oil more expensive by 2%. US light crude closed the deal with a price of $50.92, or an increase of 2.7%. For the European variety Brent, growth is more modest - from 1.5% to 56.61 dollars per barrel.

The euro continues to rise and in the forex markets the single European currency is exchanged for $1,1802, after $1,1743 a euro on Monday. Within the trade, the euro recorded a peak of $1,182.

Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal

Jr Trader Petar Milanov

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