The stock market indicators in Wall Street They finally regained the positive sign after falling at the opening of the meeting today (19.5.2025), with his future fulfillment contracts. Dow Jones Receive more than 300 points, influenced by the downgrading of the US -based Moody’s from AAA to AA1 with a steady perspective, but also because of continuing uncertainty due to the trade war that Donald Trump started.
Finally, the S&P 500 on Wall Street regained its previous losses, as state bond yields negotiated from their lower levels. The reference index closed at +0.09%, the industrial Dow Jones rose 137 points or 0.32%. Nasdaq rose 0.2%. Government bond yields have risen.
Moody’s has cited the funding challenges linked to the growing fiscal deficit of the federal government and the impact of the US debts in a high cost of borrowing. Debt downgrading pressed on bond prices, sending yields higher, at a time when the economy is already awaiting the complete impact of President Donald Trump’s evolving tariff policy.
The performance of 30 -year US bonds traded more than 5% today and the 10 -year yield exceeded 4.5%, levels that hit the stock markets last month and helped drive Trump to retreat from his toughest duty measures. Interest rates on mortgages, car loans and credit cards follow the yield on the 10 -year bond.
However, the basic averages have reduced their early losses, as state bond yields have retreated from the highs of the day.
“The Moody’s report has not highlighted something that every investor does not already know about the US fiscal situation,” said Ross Mayfield, Baird’s investment analyst. “For me, it just provided a little market coverage to take a breath here, but nothing that changes our upward stance on where we think we will be the next six to 12 months.” Traders are now seeing more trade agreements as the key to maintaining the return of the stock market if the highest returns do not first scare investors.