The US markets remain mixed in the background of mixed reports

The US session at this point remains mixed, following diversified company reports, as well as weaker US economic data. Government securities are up.

The S & P500 continues to gravitate around 3,000. The company confirms the negative trend in the manufacturing and industrial sectors. Twitter is disappointed with the data, which brought with it Facebook and Snap. Tesla leads the NASDAQ rally after the most surprising reports. Microsoft is also participating in the technology rally following strong reports. The positive outlook for Lam Research, however, supports semiconductors.

Investors also do not forget to "take one look" at the trade war. China aims to buy agricultural products from the US for at least $ 20 billion.

On the Old Continent, the ECB did not announce a change in its monetary policy during Mari Draghi's last speech. The lira remains under severe pressure as Turkey cuts interest rates more than expected.

The S & P500 gravitates around 3003, the DOW is down 0.3%, the NASDAQ is up 0.3%, the Stoxx Europe 600 is up 0.5%.

In currencies, the dollar is up, the euro is down 0.1%, the British pound is down 0.5%, and the Japanese yen is up 0.1% today.

In bond yields, 10-year bonds are down two basis points to 1.74%.

The German 10-year-olds have a yield of -0.41%.

Crude oil is up 0.8% today and gold is up 0.6%.

Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P.

Graphs: Used with permission of Bloomberg Finance L.P.

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