Wall Street has closed with soft uploads on Tuesday (Dow Jones:+0.01%; S&P500:+0.16%; Nasdaq:+0.46%), led by the Nasdaq, after the strong rebound on Monday, caused by the hope that the reciprocal tariffs it plans Donald Trump Be more moderate than expected. In the session, Both the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 have quoted in red for much of the samealthough they have finally turned to close with soft profits. Despite the tranquility of the day, the American president continues to offer contradictory holders about his tariff policy. This Monday, he said that the United States will announce Automobile import rates in the next few daysbut at the same time he indicated that There will be countries that will receive exemptions on the reciprocal tariffs that it plans to impose on its commercial partners. At the same time, Trump threatened additional tariffs of 25% to any country that bought oil to Venezuelasomething that can affect China and India, but also Spain, which imports oil from that country through Repsolthanks to an agreement with the previous administration of Joe Biden. In addition, the United States also imports raw from Venezuela, through Chevronwhose permission to do so has been extended until the end of May. This, on the other hand, has promoted the price of 'black gold', just the opposite of what Trump intends to reduce inflation in the US.
News of the day
At present of the day, on Tuesday the indicator of consumer trust of the March Board Conference, which has added its fourth consecutive monthly fall. Wednesday will be the turn of the orders for durable goods February; and on Thursday the weekly requests of Unemployment subsidy. Although the most important reference will be the February inflation datathe Fed preferred indicator, which will be published on Friday. In January, this metric reached 2.5%, and it is expected to remain at that level, while the underlying rate, which excludes food and energy, could be accelerated from 2.6%to 2.7%.
Is correction ended?
The strategists of Morgan Stanley They emphasize that the Wall Street over -sales level is the highest since 2022, which explains the market rebound in recent days. In addition, its variable rental analyst, Mike Wilson, considers that the S&P 500 will maintain its short -term rebound from the 5,500 points«led by the lower quality actions and higher betawhich have been the most sold. «However, for Wilson, the most important question is whether this rebound will continue and mark the end of the volatility observed to date.»The short answer is: probably not«He states sharply.
Other markets
In other markets, oil Brent has risen 0.19% ($ 73.14), the euro 0.09% ($ 1,079), and the ounce of gold It has rebounded 0.32% ($ 3.025). In addition, the 10 -year American Bonus Profitability has yielded to 4,315% and the Bitcoin has added 0.27% ($ 88,504).
