Relaxation with Government Bonds: Wall Street Goes for the Weekend
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After the sale of the previous day, a more relaxed mood comes to the end of the week on Wall Street. Trump's announcement not to do anything in Iran until the midterm elections ensures stable oil prices. Yields on the bond market are declining.
The main American indices advance after two negative sessions, supported by the fall of crude to 103 dollars and the moderation of fears about AI.
Wall Street indices operate high with recovery from the technology sector, despite the high United States Treasury titles, the Treasures, medium and long-term. The appetite for risk also reflects the fall in oil, after US President Donald Trump eases the tension in the markets. [...]
Wall Street indices are recording upward movements, as oil prices fall today after Trump's reports that the US will not attack Iran until the November midterm elections.
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VGThe stock market rally comes after oil prices fell in the wake of statements from Trump that the United States will not attack Iran before the midterm elections.
The indices rise, in a market that assimilates an update to the panorama of the war with Iran after an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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