Futures on US stock indices point to higher levels of opening for US stocks. The Asian markets closed the session in positive territory, and European stocks have soared at the moment and these moods are likely to shift to the last US trading session this week.
Yesterday, the shares sharply declined and the DJIA swept over 1300 points in just two days, but as many analysts have said, this is just a correction, and yet the large banks' indicators do not glow in red for a potential recession of the US economy.
The technology sector recorded the biggest increase in premiums, with Apple and Amazon rising by 2%, while Netflix is expected to open 3.5% up. In the group of tech giants Facebook, which has strong support and there are indications for buy will open 1.5% up and Twitter competitor 2.6% higher.
JP Morgan Chase's report also surpassed Wall Street analysts' expectations, adding to positivism before the start of the session. The shares of the bank are 1% up in trades. Wells Fargo also published a report before the start of the session, which exceeded expectations and the company's shares will also start up with a raise. The banking sector is likely to receive support after the start of the session.
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