(CercleFinance.com) – Wall Street finished in the green, by a long shot, but on a 12th or 13th session of increases in a series of 15 (for the Nasdaq).
This is the most spectacular bullish series since mid-March 2022, and the hopes of a Russian-Ukrainian ceasefire.
The Nasdaq (+0.07%) ended almost unchanged, supported by Sirius +6.1%, Netflix +3%, Telsa +2.3%, Paypal +2.8%, Intel +3%.
The increase was slowed by Cadence -2.5%, Palo Alto -1.9%, Amazon -1.8%, Nvidia and AMD -1.6%
The S&P500 gains +0.16% thanks to Carnival +4.6%, Norwegian Cruise +4.65%, … but also and above all thanks to the basic consumer goods sector which benefited from the rise of Target (+17.8%, largest increase since August 2019) which brought in its wake Kohl’s with +9%, Macy’s with +7.5%.
On the decline, the ‘pharmas’ sector with Vertex -5.6%, Eli & Lilly -3.6%,
The S&P 500 remained afloat thanks to the consumer staples sector which benefited from the rise of Target (+17.8%, sharpest increase since
August 2019) which brought in its wake Kohl’s with +9%, Macy’s with +7.5%
which includes Target, has been the most dynamic sector, with
an increase of 0.7%.
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