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LAST CHG %CHG
Crude Oil Futures 85.14 1.60 1.92
Brent Crude Futures 90.95 1.80 2.02
Gold Futures 1739.20 19.00 1.10
Silver Futures 18.665 0.223 1.21
DJIA Futures 32095 234 0.73
S&P 500 Futures 4037.50 32.00

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 31933.55 159.03 0.50
S&P 500 4035.58 29.40 0.73
Nasdaq Composite 12005.54 143.42 1.21
Japan: Nikkei 225 28214.75 149.47 0.53
UK: FTSE 100 7360.25 98.19 1.35
Crude Oil Futures 85.64 2.10 2.51
Gold Futures 1724.90 4.70 0.27
Yen 142.54 -1.58 -1.09
Euro 1.0049

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U.S. Stocks Open Higher, Pointing to Weekly Gain
Market has posted intermittent rallies as investors snap up beaten-down stocks; more volatility is expected

By Joe WallaceFollow
and Rebecca FengFollow
Updated Sept. 9, 2022 9:32 am ET
The S&P 500 opened higher Friday, on track to snap three weeks of losses, offering some respite for investors in a bear market driven by tightening monetary policy and risks to the world economy.

Stocks have broadly fallen this year as the Federal Reserve has stepped up efforts to curb inflation with higher interest rates. Since early summer, however, the market has posted intermittent rallies as investors have snapped up beaten-down stocks.

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Some analysts and investors say, though, that more volatility is likely. Central banks from the Fed to its counterparts in the U.K. and the eurozone have made clear their intent to bring down inflation, even if tighter monetary policy helps push economies into recessions. Other risks to the global economy include Covid-19 lockdowns in China and Europe’s energy crisis.

“We’ve got this long-running, learned, Pavlovian response that when demand appears to be faltering or equity values are declining, we’ve been conditioned for central banks to top up the punch bowl for investors,” said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.

But with inflation far above the Fed’s target, central banks are instead working to make sure demand for goods and services declines by raising rates and selling off bond portfolios, Mr. McGuire added. “That clearly is not good news for risky assets,” he said.

Investors will parse a speech about the economic outlook by Fed Gov. Christopher Waller at 12 p.m. ET for further clues about the direction of central-bank policy. Traders expect the central bank to raise its benchmark rate by a three-quarter percentage point at its September meeting, according to calculations by CME Group.

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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank must continue raising rates until it is confident inflation is under control. He spoke at the Kansas City Fed’s annual symposium in Wyoming. Photo: Jim Urquhart/Reuters
In a sign of easing investor concern about the world economy, however, the dollar fell against most major currencies Friday, pushing the ICE Dollar Index 0.6% lower. It is a reversal for the greenback, which has been rallying as European currencies come under pressure from rocketing energy prices and Japan’s yen suffers from loose monetary policy.

Oil prices ticked higher, but not enough to avoid a weekly decline. Brent-crude futures have dropped in recent sessions on concerns that a slowing world economy could dent fuel demand.

Bonds rose, pushing yields lower. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield traded at 3.255%, down from 3.291% Thursday.

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Global stocks rallied. The Stoxx Europe 600 gained 1.6%, led higher by shares of basic-resource companies and banks. The mining companies Glencore, Rio Tinto and Anglo American all rose by more than 3%, while lenders including Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria and Intesa Sanpaolo advanced more than 4%.

In Asia, the Hong Kong benchmark Hang Seng index rose 2.7% after China’s August inflation readings fell short of analysts’ expectations. China’s CSI 300 index gained 1.4%, with the healthcare and property sectors among the biggest gainers.

China’s consumer prices rose 2.5% in August from a year earlier, China’s National Bureau of Statistics said, a more subdued rise than July’s 2.7% increase. Slower inflation should offer relief to policymakers as they come up with ways to stimulate the economy, which is facing challenges including an ailing property sector.


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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 32090.02 315.50 0.99
S&P 500 4054.82 48.64 1.21
Nasdaq Composite 12045.93 183.80 1.55
Japan: Nikkei 225 28214.75 149.47 0.53
UK: FTSE 100 7369.16 107.10 1.47
Crude Oil Futures 85.88 2.34 2.80
Gold Futures 1724.60 4.40 0.26
Yen 142.60 -1.52 -1.05
Euro 1.0040

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Bid/Ask 3.5829 - 3.5841
Change -0.0022 -0.06%
Low/High 3.5382 - 3.6423
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Nickel September 09,10:17
Bid/Ask 10.0561 - 10.0788
Change +0.2623 +2.68%
Low/High 9.5942 - 10.3449
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Aluminum September 09,10:19
Bid/Ask 1.1297 - 1.1301
Change +0.0036 +0.32%
Low/High 1.1208 - 1.1567
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Zinc September 09,10:18
Bid/Ask 1.4513 - 1.4520
Change +0.0033 +0.22%
Low/High 1.4481 - 1.4997
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Lead September 09,10:19
Bid/Ask 0.8586 - 0.8593
Change +0.0020 +0.23%
Low/High 0.8500 - 0.8714
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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 32178.39 403.87 1.27
S&P 500 4069.43 63.25 1.58
Nasdaq Composite 12115.32 253.19 2.13
Japan: Nikkei 225 28214.75 149.47 0.53
UK: FTSE 100 7351.07 89.01 1.23
Crude Oil Futures 86.86 3.32 3.97
Gold Futures 1726.60 6.40 0.37
Yen 142.68 -1.43 -0.99
Euro 1.0042 0

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LAST CHG %CHG
Crude Oil Futures 86.78 3.24 3.88
Brent Crude Futures 92.71 3.56 3.99
Gold Futures 1726.60 6.40 0.37
Silver Futures 18.710 0.268 1.45
DJIA Futures 32284 423 1.33
S&P 500 Futures 4069

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Crude Oil Futures 86.78 3.24 3.88
Brent Crude Futures 92.71 3.56 3.99
Gold Futures 1726.60 6.40 0.37
Silver Futures 18.710 0.268 1.45
DJIA Futures 32284 423 1.33
S&P 500 Futures 4069

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Dow jumps 400 points as Wall Street looks to break 3-week slump
Carmen Reinicke
Sarah Min
Wall Street set for gains at the open following Fed Chair Powell's inflation commentsWATCH NOW
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Wall Street set for gains at the open following Fed Chair Powell’s inflation comments
U.S. stocks rose Friday following a choppy trading session as traders considered Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s latest comments on inflation.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 413 points, or about 1.3%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.61% and 2.15%, respectively.

Shares of DocuSign surged more than 17% in extended trading after the electronic agreements company reported an earnings beat. The company also issued a third-quarter revenue forecast that was above expectations.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 193 points, or 0.61%, during the regular session on Thursday — closing higher after alternating between gains and losses throughout the day. The S&P 500 rose 0.66%, and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.60%.

Those gains put all three major averages on pace to snap a three-week losing streak. Through Thursday, the Dow is up 1.45%. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 is up 2.09%, and the Nasdaq Composite is 1.99% higher.

Stocks have been volatile recently as expectations of a 0.75 percentage point rate hike this month grew on Wall Street, after the Fed chair said again that he is “strongly committed” to bringing down inflation.

“The case for the ongoing bear market is that the Fed will continue to tighten monetary policy, withdraw liquidity from the market and cause a tailspin for equities,” said David Donabedian, chief investment officer of CIBC Private Wealth US. “But this week’s market recovery has shown there is continued resilience in the economy bolstered by favorable economic reports.”

Still, Donabedian added that he does not think stocks have reached the bottom of the bear market yet.

“Indeed, the journey to the next bull market will take time, and will be marked by a series of set-backs and recoveries,” he said

23 MIN AGO
Oil rises to end the week

Oil prices rose Friday amid threats from Russia’s Vladimir Putin that supply would be cut. West Texas Intermediate rose 3.57% to $86.53 a barrel and Brent crude gained 3.59% to $92.37 a barrel.

Despite the gains, oil is on track for another negative week overall.

- Carmen Reinicke


54 MIN AGO
Moderating energy prices, soft landing hope spurred market this week, Hackett of Nationwide says

Though markets are on pace for a positive week, it’s been a bumpy ride.

“Markets have been pressured by the gradual realization that the Fed is resolved to focus on inflation at the expense of growth and employment, but this week saw optimism over moderating energy prices and hope for a soft landing,” said Mark Hackett, chief of investment research at Nationwide.

“The week had a notably “risk-on” tone, with the strength in aggressive growth, technology, and Bitcoin,” he added.

Going forward, all eyes will be on next week’s consumer price index report, he said.

“Markets bounced from oversold conditions, though next week will be critical to see if the “sell the rally” mindset of investors remains or if sentiment and momentum are poised to turn,” said Hackett.

—Carmen Reinicke

2 HOURS AGO
Fed’s Waller backs ‘another significant increase’ in interest rates this month

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he sees a “significant” interest rate hike likely when the central bank meets Sept. 20-21.

With markets widely expecting a 0.75 percentage point increase in the benchmark funds rate, Waller said in Vienna that the decision should be “straightforward” though he did not commit to a specific level. He also encouraged his colleagues to abandon “forward guidance” about the future of policy and instead to let data dictate the approach.

“Looking ahead to our next meeting, I support another significant increase in the policy rate,” he said. “But, looking further out, I can’t tell you about the appropriate path of policy. The peak range and how fast we will move there will depend on data we will receive about the economy.

The Fed has approved consecutive three-quarter point increases, the sharpest moves in policy since the central bank began using the funds rate as its primary policy tool more than 30 years ago.

Waller’s comments echo sentiments from his colleagues, who are determined to bring inflation down from its highest peak in more than 40 years.

—Jeff Cox

2 HOURS AGO
Stocks higher at midday, on track to break 3-week slump

All three major averages were higher in midday trading Friday, on track to break a three-week losing streak.

The Dow Jones Industrial average rose nearly 300 points, or 0.94%. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq gained 1.19% and 1.70%, respectively.

-- Carmen Reinicke

3 HOURS AGO
S&P 500 on track to close above 50-day moving average

With Friday’s gains, the S&P 500 is on pace to close above its 50-day moving average level of 4,030.22 for the first time since Aug. 31, on an intraday basis.

In addition, the Nasdaq Composite is currently trading above its own 50-day level of 12,065.64 for the first time since Aug. 31 on an intraday basis. Russell 2000 small caps are on pace to close above their 50-day level for the first time since Aug. 30.

The Dow is currently lagging its moving average but moving towards it with today’s gains. The index hasn’t traded above its 50-day moving average level of 32,206.17 on an intraday basis. since Aug. 30

—Carmen Reinicke, Gina Francolla

4 HOURS AGO
All S&P 500 Sectors Positive

All sectors on the S&P 500 were positive Friday as the market looks to shake off three weeks of declines. Consumer services was up nearly 2%, boosted by Dish Network and Warner Brothers Discovery, up nearly 6% and 3.3%, respectively.

On the Dow Jones Industrial Average, all sectors were in the green as well, with producer manufacturing leading the index.

On the Nasdaq, all sectors except for communications were positive.

- Carmen Reinicke

4 HOURS AGO
CNBC’s Next Gen 50 up nearly 9% this week

CNBC’s Next Gen 50, a basket of stocks tied to next generation companies, is up 8.8% this week and on pace for its best weekly performance since Aug. 5.

Leaders of the group include Lyft and ChargePoint, which are both up more than 20% this week. Coinbase, 23andMe, DocuSign, Roblox and Upstart are all up more than 15% in the same timeframe.

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-- Carmen Reinicke, Gina Francolla

5 HOURS AGO
Stocks jump at market open as Wall Street aims to break 3-week slump

U.S. stocks rose Friday as Wall Street looks to notch its first positive week in four.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 175 points, or 0.55%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.7% and 0.91%, respectively.

- Carmen Reinicke

5 HOURS AGO
Former Fed Vice Chair Clarida expects funds rate to rise to 4%

Richard Clarida think his former colleagues at the Federal Reserve aren’t just spouting rhetoric about fighting inflation, and will back up the talk with more action.

“I think you’ve got to believe the Fed,” Clarida, the central bank’s vice chairman from 2018 until Jan. 10 of this year, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” in a live interview Friday. “The message I get is very clear: Failure is not an option for [Chairman] Jay Powell.”

In terms of what that will mean for policy, he sees the fed funds rate benchmark climbing well above its current targeted range between 2.25%-2.5%. Clarida said he has been surprised at how unified policymakers are in their quest to use rate increases to bring down inflation.

“I think they’re going to 4% hell or high water, if I had to put it into two boxes,” he said. “Inflation is way too high.”

The rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee meets Sept. 20-21, with markets widely anticipating a third consecutive 0.75 percentage point rate increase. Futures traders, however, are expecting the committee to stop short of a 4% funds rate next year.

In an appearance Thursday, Powell said he is “strongly committed” to bringing down inflation and will keep going “until the job is done.”

—Jeff Cox

5 HOURS AGO
Investor sentiment falls again

Investor sentiment dropped again this week, with just 18.1% of respondents telling AAII they are bullish in the latest survey, down from 21.9% last week. Meanwhile, 53.3% of investors said they were bearish, up from 50.4% in the previous week.

This continues an abnormally long streak of bearishness. The bull/bear spread has been negative for 23 straight weeks, which the second-longest streak on record, according to Bespoke Investment Group.

— Jesse Pound

5 HOURS AGO
Scott Minerd calls for the S&P 500 to drop 20% by mid-October

Don’t cheer this rebound as the bear market is still intact and a big sell-off is around the corner, said Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners.

“This is seasonally the worst time of the year,” Minerd said on Thursday’s “Closing Bell Overtime.” “Given the recent strength of the last few days, it appears that people are ignoring the macro backdrop, monetary policy backdrop, which would basically indicate that the bear market is intact. Given where seasonals are and how far out of line we are historically with where the P/E is, we should see a really sharp adjustment in prices really fast.”

The widely followed strategist called for the S&P 500 to decline 20% from here by mid-October, and he said it could be a buying opportunity for traders if and when the equity benchmark falls to the range of 3,000 to 3,400.

— Yun Li

6 HOURS AGO
Bernstein downgrades Virgin Galactic to sell

Bernstein downgraded shares of Virgin Galatic to underweight as the company delays its commercial space flights.

“Although we saw substantial risk for Virgin Galactic when we launched coverage, we believe the situation for the company has deteriorated over time,” wrote analyst Douglas Harned in a note to clients.

CNBC Pro subscribers can read more on the downgrade here.

6 HOURS AGO
A negative EPS revision cycle will drive the next leg down: Wolf Research

Wolf Research believes bear markets come in phases.

The first has been about investors “coming to grips with the amount of central bank tightening that’s likely to occur, which has driven down valuations,” analysts wrote in a note Friday.

They expect the second leg down to be driven by falling global growth expectations and a negative earnings-per-share revision cycle. Over the past three months, overall S&P 500 operating EPS estimates have come down quite modestly, they noted.

— Michelle Fox

6 HOURS AGO
Biggest market movers in the premarket

Check out some of Friday’s biggest moves before the bell:

DocuSign — Shares of the electronic signature company surged 16.4% after DocuSign’s shared strong guidance for the third quarter and reported a top and bottom line beat in the recent period.

Zscaler — Zscaler’s stock soared 14.1% after posting strong results for the recent quarter. The cloud security company reported adjusted earnings of 25 cents a share on $318 million in revenue.

Tesla — Tesla shares rose 1.3% in the premarket following news that the electric vehicle maker is considering building a lithium refinery for EV battery production in Texas this year, according to an application filed with the Texas Comptroller’s Office.

Read the full story here.

— Samantha Subin

7 HOURS AGO
Bitcoin rallies past key $20,000 level

Bitcoin jumped almost 9% early Friday to above $21,000, after it fell earlier in the week below $19,000, its lowest level since June. The surge coincided with a rally in stock futures. Bitcoin has become a macro-driven asset and its correlation with stocks is the highest it’s ever been.

At 7:30 a.m. ET bitcoin was higher by 8.8% at $20,996.06.

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The move came after Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler gave remarks Thursday saying he would give the Commodity Futures Trading Commission the authority to regulate non-security cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.

There’s also been an uptick in sentiment in the crypto market ahead of Ethereum’s scheduled “merge” next week, which is expected to bring bigger yields and draw new investors into the market. The price of ether rose about 4% early Friday to $1,705.74.

— Tanaya Macheel

8 HOURS AGO
Regeneron could rally another 20% from here, Morgan Stanley says

Morgan Stanley is betting shares of Regeneron have more upside, even after Thursday’s massive rally. Analyst Matthew Harrison upgraded the stock and said it could gain another 20% from current levels.

“Overall, we now see REGN as the preferred large cap growth name supported by a range of products delivering durable revenues and an advancing oncology pipeline with the potential to diversify the base business,” Harrison said.

Regeneron shares rallied about 19% on Thursday on the back of positive drug trial results.

CNBC Pro subscribers can read the full story on the call here.

— Fred Imbert, Sam Subin

11 HOURS AGO
Oil prices regain after slip from demand concerns

Oil prices rose on Friday as traders weighed Russia’s threat to halt energy exports, and central banks’ aggressive rate hikes.

Brent crude futures climbed 0.34% to stand at $89.45 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate added 0.17% to $83.68 per barrel.

Prices are also supported as the Biden administration is not considering new releases of reserves from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).

— Lee Ying Shan

13 HOURS AGO
Japanese yen strengthens after comments from officials

The Japanese yen strengthened as much as 1% following commentary from officials, including Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda who called the currency’s rapid moves “undesirable.”

Kuroda’s comments come after his meeting with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida where the two discussed recent currency moves, Reuters reported.

Earlier, Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki also said the government would not rule out any options on foreign exchange moves, which the minister has repeatedly described as “rapid and one-sided.”

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—Jihye Lee

16 HOURS AGO
CNBC Pro: Uranium is ‘on a tear’ right now. Here are two ETFs to play it

One niche area of the commodity market — uranium — has been a bright spot over the past month, with its performance outpacing even that of the broader energy sector.

Two ETFs have surged in recent weeks, as the West scrambles to reduce its reliance on Russian energy.

Pro subscribers can read more here.

— Weizhen Tan

20 HOURS AGO
Major averages on pace to snap 3-week losing streak

After notching their second straight positive session on Thursday, all three major averages are on track to snap a 3-week losing streak.

Here are where markets stand week to date:

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 1.45%
The S&P 500 is up 2.09%
The Nasdaq Composite is up 1.99%
— Sarah Min

20 HOURS AGO
DocuSign shares surge on earnings

Shares of DocuSign soared more than 18% after the electronic agreements company surpassed earnings expectations, and issued a better-than-expected third-quarter revenue forecast.

DocuSign reported earnings of 44 cents per share on revenue of $622 million. Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv forecasted earnings of 42 cents per share on revenue of $602 million.

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— Sarah Min

20 HOURS AGO
Number of bullish newsletter editors slides below 30%, Investors Intelligence weekly survey says

The latest weekly reading from the Investors Intelligence survey of newsletter editors showed the number of bulls sliding to 29.7% from 38.4% last week and a recent 2022 high of 45.1%.

The percentage of bearish newsletters also stood at 29.7% in the latest survey vs 30.1% the week before and a mid-June high of 44.1%.

The number in the correction camp jumped to 40.6% from 31.5% last week and just 25.3% the prior week.

As a result, the “bull-bear spread” narrowed to 0, snapping a 6-week run when bulls outnumbered bears. A lower number means risk is falling and a rising number means risk is increasing, according to contrarians who keep close tabs on the II numbers in order to gauge investor sentiment.

— Scott Schnipper

20 HOURS AGO
U.S. stock futures open little changed

U.S. stock futures opened little changed following a choppy session in the major averages as Wall Street considered the pace of future interest rate hikes.

Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose by 23 points, or 0.07%. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.08% and 0.13%, respectively.

— Sarah Min

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Dow salta 400 puntos mientras Wall Street busca romper la caída de 3 semanas

Carmen Reinicke

Sarah Min

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Wall Street se prepara para obtener ganancias en la apertura después de los comentarios sobre la inflación del presidente de la Reserva Federal, Powell

Las acciones de EE. UU. subieron el viernes después de una sesión de negociación entrecortada, ya que los comerciantes consideraron los últimos comentarios del presidente de la Reserva Federal, Jerome Powell, sobre la inflación.

El promedio industrial Dow Jones ganó 413 puntos, o alrededor del 1,3 %. El S&P 500 y el Nasdaq Composite subieron un 1,61% y un 2,15%, respectivamente.

Las acciones de DocuSign aumentaron más del 17 % en el comercio extendido después de que la compañía de acuerdos electrónicos informara de un ritmo de ganancias. La compañía también emitió un pronóstico de ingresos del tercer trimestre que estaba por encima de las expectativas.

El promedio industrial Dow Jones saltó 193 puntos, o el 0,61 %, durante la sesión ordinaria del jueves, cerrando más alto después de alternar entre ganancias y pérdidas a lo largo del día. El S&P 500 aumentó un 0,66 % y el Nasdaq Composite avanzó un 0,60 %.

Esas ganancias ponen a los tres promedios principales en ritmo para romper una racha de pérdidas de tres semanas. Hasta el jueves, el Dow ha subido un 1,45%. Mientras tanto, el S&P 500 ha subido un 2,09 % y el Nasdaq Composite es un 1,99 % más alto.

Las acciones han sido volátiles recientemente, ya que las expectativas de un aumento de la tasa de 0,75 puntos porcentuales este mes crecieron en Wall Street, después de que el presidente de la Reserva Federal dijera de nuevo que está "fuertemente comprometido" a reducir la inflación.

"El caso del mercado bajista en curso es que la Reserva Federal continuará endureciendo la política monetaria, retirando liquidez del mercado y causando un cambio de cola para las acciones", dijo David Donabedian, director de inversiones de CIBC Private Wealth US. "Pero la recuperación del mercado de esta semana ha demostrado que hay una resistencia continua en la economía reforzada por informes económicos favorables".

Aún así, Donabedian añadió que no cree que las acciones hayan llegado al fondo del mercado bajista todavía.

"De hecho, el viaje al próximo mercado alcista llevará tiempo, y estará marcado por una serie de contratiempos y recuperaciones", dijo

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El petróleo sube para terminar la semana

Los precios del petróleo subieron el viernes en medio de las amenazas del ruso Vladimir Putin de que se reduciría el suministro. West Texas Intermediate aumentó un 3,57 % a 86,53 dólares el barril y el crudo Brent ganó un 3,59 % a 92,37 dólares el barril.

A pesar de las ganancias, el petróleo va por buen camino para otra semana negativa en general.

- Carmen Reinicke

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La moderación de los precios de la energía, la esperanza de aterrizaje suave estimuló el mercado esta semana, dice Hackett de Nationwide

Aunque los mercados están en marcha durante una semana positiva, ha sido un viaje lleno de baches.

"Los mercados se han visto presionados por la comprensión gradual de que la Reserva Federal está decidida a centrarse en la inflación a expensas del crecimiento y el empleo, pero esta semana vio optimismo sobre la moderación de los precios de la energía y la esperanza de un aterrizaje suave", dijo Mark Hackett, jefe de investigación de inversiones de Nationwide.

"La semana tuvo un tono notablemente "riesgo", con la fuerza en el crecimiento agresivo, la tecnología y Bitcoin", agregó.

En el futuro, todos los ojos estarán puestos en el informe del índice de precios al consumidor de la próxima semana, dijo.

"Los mercados se recuperaron de las condiciones de sobreventa, aunque la próxima semana será fundamental para ver si la mentalidad de "vender el rally" de los inversores se mantiene o si el sentimiento y el impulso están a punto de cambiar", dijo Hackett.

—Carmen Reinicke

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 32208.95 434.43 1.37
S&P 500 4073.56 67.38 1.68
Nasdaq Composite 12119.70 257.57 2.17
Japan: Nikkei 225 28214.75 149.47 0.53
UK: FTSE 100 7351.07 89.01 1.23
Crude Oil Futures 86.43 2.89 3.46
Gold Futures 1726.60 6.40 0.37
Yen 142.68 -1.44 -1.00
Euro