The New York Stock Exchange closed this Friday in red, after it suffered its worst fall so far this year, with its three rates losing in the environment of 2%, given the concern of investors about the deceleration of the economy and Inflation.
At the close of the bag on Wall Street, Dow Jones lost more than 740 points, to end the day with a decrease of 1.69%, until 43,428. Units, dragged by the losses recorded by the insurer UnitedHealth, after knowing that she is being investigated by the US Department of Justice for her turnover practices of the Medicare Advantage medical plan in recent months.
The losses of the Dow Jones thus amount to more than 1,200 points in two days, CNBC stands out.
The selective S&P 500 retreated at the end of the day 1.70%, up to 6,013 points, and the Nasdaq technological lost 2.20%, until the entire 19,524.
In the weekly calculation, the S&P 500 has dropped approximately 1.6%, while the Dow and Nasdaq have lost 2.5%and 2.4%, respectively.
Wall Street also began its day in red and losses were increasing before the series of tariffs and other policy changes of the administration of President Donald Trump that move the market since he assumed the position on January 20.
The actions of Trump Media and Technology (DJT), the parent company of the social truth platform of President Donald Trump, fell 2% after a morning rebound.
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The previous day, the stock market was affected by the falls of the Walmart retail company, which presented some perspectives for the fiscal year of 2026 that did not satisfy investors. This fell 0.83% in the stock market at the time of the opening.
By sectors, the greatest losses of the non-essential goods (-2.77%), the technological (-2.45%) and that of industrialists (-2.23%) and the only one that recorded gain was that of essential goods (1%).
Among the 30 largest dow, most closed with losses, headed by UnitedHealth Group (-7.17%), Nvidia (-4.05%), Amazon (-2.83%) and American Express (-2.78%) and advanced Merck & Co (2.08%), Coca-Cola (1.87%) and Procter & Gamble (1.81%).
In other markets, the 10 -year Treasury bond performance fell to 4.425%, Texas’s barrel also dropped to $ 70.4 a barrel; Gold backed over $ 2,948 and the euro was changed to $ 1,0458.
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