The New York Stock Exchange in the U.S. opened a rebound on the 26th due to strong settlement performance of major companies, but has been mixed as sales have been released due to anxiety over local bank management.
At 10:22 a.m., the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which began with a turnaround on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), recorded 33,408.28, down 122.55 points and 0.37% from the previous day.
The S&P 500 Index, which started rebounding, was also traded at 4064.66, down 6.97 points and 0.17 percent from the previous day.
However, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index, which rebounded in three trading days, remained on the rise, moving up 68.89 points and 0.58 percent to 11,868.05.
While major U.S. companies are announcing their settlements one after another, software stocks Microsoft are soaring more than 7% as purchases flow into stocks with good performance.
Aircraft owner Boeing is also solid, rising more than 3%. Intel, customer information manager Salesforce, chemical stock Dow, SNS stock meta platform, Amazon dotcom, and search stock Alphabet are also showing strong performances.
On the other hand, concerns that local banks’ loan crunch will adversely affect the economy are dampening investor sentiment.
Medical insurance stocks United Health and machinery stocks Honeywell are weak.
Entertainment stocks Walt Disney, distributor Walmart, construction machinery Caterpillar, credit card stocks American Express, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, oil majors Chevron, IBM, Cisco, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase are also falling.
