US actions rose on Wednesday, led by an advance of more than 1% of Nasdaq, thanks to an increase in Apple’s titles after knowing their plans to announce a manufacturing commitment in the US, already encouraging business results.
Apple’s shares rose 5.8%, their best performance from 6.18% of May 12, according to research.com data.
Technological titles provided the greatest impulse to the three main indexes on Wall Street after a White House official said the company would announce a national manufacturing commitment of 100,000 million dollars to avoid tariffs.
McDonald’s shares rose 3.6% after announced world sales that exceeded expectations, while Arista Networks actions jumped 18% after the cloud network company projected income for the current quarter on estimates.
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“The profits are still better than expected,” said Sam Stovall, Cfra Research Head of Investments. Although there is uncertainty about tariffs, investors seem optimistic about the short term, he added.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed an additional 25% tariff on Indian products, citing the continuous imports of Russian oil by New Delhi.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.32% to 44,252.06, the S&P 500 won 0.79%, to 6,349.05 and the Nasdaq Composite added 1.22% to 21,170.67 units.
Betting fees in September also supported the market. A report of last week showed a slowdown in employment growth and reviews of previous months.
The probabilities of a type cutting next month are at 93.2%, compared to 46.7% of last week, according to the Fedwatch tool of CME Group.
Operators also bet on at least two cuts from here to the end of 2025.
With information from Reuters and Francisco Rivera
