Futures linked to Dow Jones rise a slight 0.02% to 42,802.8 points, while those of the S&P 500 decrease 0.16%, in 5,954 points. Nasdaq 100 futures fall 0.26% to 21,389 points.
Wall Street comes from a quiet day yesterday Monday, in which Dow Jones added 137 points, or 0.32%. The S&P 500 advanced 0.09% in its sixth consecutive session in green, while the technological Nasdaq Composite added an even lighter 0.02%.
While Monday’s profits were marginal, they add to what has been a rapid and pronounced rebound in the last five weeks. The Dow Jones is already in positive terrain in the accumulated of 2025while the S&P 500 is only 3% of its historical maximum. The rebound has come despite the continuous uncertainty about the impact of tariffs on the economy and the concern for a possible recession in the US.
«All these concerns are real. We do not ignore everything that happens. But are we paying attention to what the market does? In the last 27 days of negotiation, the S&P 500 has risen about 20%… that is not a bassist rebound. It is not a rebound to cover short positions,» says Ryan Detrick, Protection Chief of Market of Carson Group, told the CNBC.
Investors even seem to subtract importance to The reduction of the credit rating of the US government by the Moody’s agency last Friday. However, today they will be attentive to the comments that Fed officials can make on this matter. Up to 7 high positions of the institution, including the president of the FED of St. Louis, Alberto Musalem, will appear in public.
«Halcons are expected to support the current strategy of ‘waiting and seeing’, while the most moderate probably highlight the recent moderate inflation report and the persistent uncertainty about tariffs, despite the recent agreement between the United States and China,» says Achilleas Georgolopoulos, senior market analyst of XM.
The operators currently expect at least two type cuts of 25 basic points for the end of the year, the first of which is expected for September, according to data collected by LSE.
Today in the fixed income, some calm returns, with the profitability of the 30 -year bonus marking 4,925% after yesterday 5% exceeded after the Moody’s cut. The ten -year reference bonus offers a secondary market profitability of 4,456%.
Home Depot says that prices will not upload tariffs
In the business field, the great protagonist of the day is Home Depot, who has taken advantage of the presentation of its quarterly results for reiterate your sales forecast in the year and declare that you will not raise prices to consumers Despite tariffs.
“Thanks to our scale, the excellent alliances with our suppliers and the productivity that we continue to drive in our business, We intend to maintain, in general, our current price levels Throughout our portfolio, ”said the financial director, Richard McPhail, in statements to the CNBC.
In its first fiscal quarter, Home Depot reached earnings per share of $ 3.56, below the $ 3.59 that analysts had anticipated. Nevertheless, The income climbed up to 39,860 million, exceeding 39,320 million of the market prognosis. For the whole year, the retailer provides a growth of total sales of 2.8% and an increase in comparable sales of around 1%.
The actions of Amer Sports They shoot 10% in the pre -opening of Wall Street. The company behind the Salomon boots has exceeded the expectations of the analysts, with profits in the first quarter of 27 cents per action on an income of 1,470 million. The analysts had waited for lower profits, 15 cents per share, and revenues of 1,390 million.
The Viking cruise company lost 24 cents per share, excluding extraordinary items, with income of 897.1 million dollars. The analysts had expected a loss of 29 cents per share of an income of 841.2 million dollars.
The construction company Toll Brothers will also publish its quarterly report today, but investors will have to wait for the closure of the market. The same goes for Palo Alto Networks.
Apple’s shares, the world’s largest capitalization company, move slightly down. Today it has been known that iPhone shipments and Apple devices from China to the US fell to its lowest level since 2011, showing the shock caused by Trump’s tariffs.
In the financial sector, Bank of America reiterates its upward position on JPMorgan Chase after its Investor Day. «On the day of the investor provided great support to the market, with the management focused on optimizing the ROE through the efficient growth of the business, while guaranteeing the resilience of the ROE through investments to ensure sustained growth,» writes the analyst Ebrahim Poonowala. The objective price sets it on the 300 dollars per share, with a bullish potential of 13% in front of Monday’s closure.
In raw material markets, oil prices fall slightly while investors continue to monitor negotiations between the US and Iran. Petroleum future West Texas decreases by 0.18% to $ 62.03 per barrel, while international brent oil drops 0.17% to $ 65.44.
The price of gold rebounds a slight 0.13% to 3,233.96 dollars an ounce.
Today the euro rises a slight 0.04% against the dollar until leaving the exchange rate at $ 1,1246 for each single currency.