US stocks closed not only with gains, but on record levels again. The markets are ignoring FED and continue to go up. The tech stocks have rebounded after last week's slump. This rise was registered after 3 interest rate decisions from Central Banks last week. Investors still believe that Fed and other Central Banks will leave their respective interest rates on low levels and keep looking for more risk-oriented financial instruments.
DJIA: 144.71 points/ 0.68% - 21,528.99
S&P 500: 20.31 points/ 0.83% - 2,453.46
NASDAQ: 87.25/ 1.42% - 6,239.01
All but the energy and communal sectors in S&P showed gains. Amazon.com opened on record levels right after the bell for the U.S. trading session.
All but the energy sectors in DJIA were on green territory, due to Oil's lower price.
NASDAQ edged higher as investors started purchasing of tech stocks again.
Oil continued its decline and fell to $44.14 per barrel, however this did little to change the Indices trajectory. The greenback was the strongest currency against its major peers. DXY/ The Dollar Index rose to 97.50. The Euro edged lower.
Investors await the RBA Meeting Minutes today, during the Asian session.
Source of the chart: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
Jr Trader Alexander Kumanov
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