Traders worked on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on February 13, 2025.
New York Stock Exchange
S&P 500 Futures There was little change on Thursday night after Donald Trump imposed new reciprocity tariffs.
Futures related to the 500-share index and Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures. Nasdaq 100 Futures Less than 0.1%.
During the daytime regular meetings, S&P 500 Increased by 1.04%, while the technology is heavy Nasdaq Composite Materials Up 1.5%. this Dow Jones Upgrade hit rate by 0.77% after Trump signs a presidential memorandum Reciprocal tariffs But they are not formulated for the time being.
Investors were relieved by the January producer price index and Wednesday’s report on the Consumer Price Index. Personal consumption expenditure price index. The PCE price index is the Fed’s preferred inflation scale, which will be later this month.
Even though the market managed to end Thursday, Siebert’s chief investment officer Mark Malek believes the momentum of the suspension of retaliatory tariffs could be short-lived.
“The market will be under pressure on Friday – the market does not have enough clear stimulus to trade in this way… nothing can prove this late night move. I listened very carefully to the president and there was nothing there to me. It’s great for the market,” he told CNBC in an interview. “Friday will be one of the days when people try to figure out what that means.”
Currently, the main averages are gradually ending the week. The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones index were set to gain about 1.5% and 0.9% respectively. The Nasdaq height is 2.2%.
Biopharma giant Modern Profits will be reported on Friday’s bell. Traders will also pay attention to the latest retail data.
