U.S. stocks were mostly risen on Tuesday, and technological shares were led after the latest report on consumer inflation revealed reduction in April in the middle of a continuous euphoria around the American trade trafficking.
S & P 500 increased by 0.7% and is now in green at the end of the year, which is a stunning reversal just over a month after it fell to the lowest levels in 2025. year in the middle of Trump’s fast customs moves. Nasdaq Composite increased by about 1.8% after entering the new bull market in the previous session.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 0.6%, burdened with a sharp decline of shares of the key component of the UNITEDHEALTH (UNH) of 18%.
Nvidia encouraged the growth conducted by the technological sector, because a series of news from the store strengthened the odds of giant in the and chips. The company re-crossed the market capitalization of 3 trillion dollars during today’s trade, and the shares rose by almost 6%. And the other giants from “7 magnificent” continued to grow, with the Tesla (Tsla), which rose by about 5%, and a target (target) for almost 3%.
Consumer price index for April, published on Tuesday morning, proved the slowest annual inflation rate from 2021, without the signs of immediate price increases after the alternating implementation of Trump Tariffs during the month, SEEbiz reports.
Although the impact of the tariff is unlikely to see for a while, bonds are monitored by consumer inflation seeking indication of the trajectory of the interest rates of federal reserves. Markets include the first reduction rate from 0.25% in September, compared to previous expectations for June. The reference return of 10-year state bonds jumped on Tuesday, reaching the highest level in more than a month, about 4.5%.
Large firms are always prepared for the impact of tariffs. Honda became the last car manufacturer who issued a warning, saying that he expects $ 3 billion in a year-round gain due to Trump’s new car customs.
UnitedHealth suspended his guidelines for 2025. After his executive director Andrew Witty immediately suddenly deviated.
S & P 500 just did something that didn’t do more than 40 years.
On Tuesday, the S & P 500 rose by about 0.8%, officially erasing its loss of 15% from the beginning of the year in less than six weeks. This marked the fastest recovery from the fall of 15% from the beginning of the year for the 1982 reference index. Year, according to the employee of the Unsvest.
