The stock indices in the US will open with slight changes and caution before the financial statements of major technology companies are published.
Alphabet, Amazon.com, Intel, Microsoft and Starbucks are among the companies that will report their financial statements today, after the market close.
Orders for durable goods are less than expected, 0.7% in March. Weekly claims for unemployment benefits increase by more than expected, to 257 000.
Bristol-Myers Squibb posted a revised quarterly profit of 84 cents per share, which surpassed expectations with ten cents, higher revenues due to strong sales of medicines to treat cancer.
Ford showed less profit because of higher costs, lower sales volumes and unfavorable exchange rates.
After the end of the session, we will see the financial statements of major technology companies, with expectations for better profits and revenues.
Perhaps prudence in anticipation of reports and yesterday's scant plans for tax reform will keep investors with a certain amount of caution.
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