Negotiations on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) show mixed movements as traders await the Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy decision for this week. On Wall Street, the Nasdaq index is down 0.42%, standing at 17,677.93 points, the Dow Jones rises 0.37% reaching 41,641.56 units, and the S&P 500 shows an increase of 0.14% positioned at 5,647.02 points.
According to analysts from Actinver, market yields have been influenced by the trade policies implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump. Tariffs against Canada and the European Union have weighed more than inflation data, which could give the Fed room to lower the reference rate.
In the local market, the Mexican Stock Exchange will remain inactive due to the holiday for the birth of Benito Juárez. Last Friday, the BMV recorded a weekly decline of 0.67%. In Europe, stock indices show green figures, with Spain's IBEX 35 rising 1.08%, Germany's DAX increasing 0.82%, and London's FTSE 100 up 0.59%.
In the international oil market, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rises 0.27%, reaching $67.36 per barrel, while Brent increases 0.28% and is priced at $70.78 per unit. In this context, uncertainty remains as we await decisions from the Federal Reserve and future movements in financial markets.
