American stocks rise with the lower government closure fears

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The shares of Wall Street rose on Friday at a volatile weekend of trading, as hopes have grown that the United States government has avoided the costly closure.

Blue S&P 500, which is Thursday CorrectionOn Friday, he gathered to end the session 2.1 percent – the best day since November 6. All 11 sectors have gained ground, with energy and financial services between the best performance. The technology nasdaq nasdaq increased by 2.6 percent, causing losses from the previous session.

The movements came after Chuck Schumer, the largest democracy in the US Senate, He referred to his support For the Republican Finance Law to stop the gap, which increases the possibility of Congress to avoid the risk of closing the government.

On Friday, the market gathering is a bright point for investors in American stocks who have suffered a few bruises such as President Donald Trump’s wrong Tariffs It has been affected by confidence and concerns related to slowing growth in the world’s largest economy.

The data issued by the University of Michigan showed us on Friday morning the feelings of the consumer He landed in MarchWith the high -term inflation expectations to the highest levels in more than three decades and unemployment fears that rise to the levels that were last seen in 2008. The stock investors chose to buy the market.

“It ends up a volatile week with a small wave of what traders explain as good news,” said Thierry Wizmann, strategic expert at Macquarie at Macquarie.

“The United States government does not close, as China may seek to support the consumer sector, Germany has advanced towards financial reform and Canada, and the United States rejected the heat of customs tariff discussions.”

However, Wizmann warned that the uncertainty caused by Trump’s tariff threats remained a “problem”.

On Friday, JPMorgan became the latest Wall Street Bank to reduce the US 2025 growth forecast, echoing the recent discounts from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

“Consumers’ concerns about the impact of Trump administration policies are growing,” said Harry Chambers of capital economics.

European stocks ended up today, as Stoxx EUROPE 600 increased at the region level by 1.1 percent and DAX in Germany rising 1.9 percent. FTSE 100 increased in London 1.1 percent.

Asian stocks are also closed higher. The Hang Kong Index in Hong Kong added 2.1 percent, while the Chinese CSI 300 index for Shanghai’s shares and the Shenzhen stairs increased by 2.4 percent of Beijing’s promise with new “consumption” measures. Japanese Topix has gained 0.7 percent.

In the basic commodity markets, Brent raw prices, the international oil standard, increased by 0.9 percent to $ 70.51 a barrel. Gold rose to a record above $ 3,000 per ounce of TRY before declining to $ 2981.