Positive tendencies eventually prevailed in two of its three large indicators at today’s meeting (28.04.2025) Wall Streetdespite the fact that technological shares They have burdened the investment climate during the longer day, as large companies in the industry are expected to announce financial results of quarter this week, while stagnation in tariff negotiations enhances uncertainty.
Both Wall Street indicators in which technology are negotiating technology, the purely technological Nasdaq and the wider S&P 500, have managed to limit wider initial losses (with Nasdaq at the moment to slide up to 1%), waiting for the “Magnificent Seven” A wide indicator of the US Stock Exchange to achieve mild profits, marking the fifth consecutive day.
On the dashboard, the S&P 500 reinforced by 0.06%, industrial Dow Jones won 0.28%while the Nasdaq mildly dropped 0.1%.
The corporate results were partly strong in the previous quarter, with 73% of companies that announced that analysts’ estimates so far – slightly below average of 57%, according to Factset data.
However, Wall Street reduces expectations for the second quarter and the whole year, as companies announce uncertain guidance due to duties by President Donald Trump.
On Monday, Finance Minister Scott Besed offered some clarity about the direction of reaching a possible trade agreement with China, but said the burden was not falling in the United States. On the positive side, however, Bessed said they were making progress in other commercial talks, implying that an agreement with India would be “one of the first” to come.
“I believe it is up to China to divergent because it sells us five times more than we sell them, so these 120%, 145% are not viable,” Bessed told CNBC.
His comments come after Trump said last week that discussions with China are ongoing, denying China’s claims that there were no trade conversations between the two countries.
This week will mark the end of April, who saw the shares swing in a wide range of transactions, after Trump presented his sweeping plans for duties and then went back to some of the stricter duties later.
So far in April, the S&P 500 has dropped more than 2%, while it is more than 10% below the high 52 weeks achieved in late February. Industrial Dow Jones is on a loss of almost 5%loss, while Nasdaq has dropped almost 1%.
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