The Nasdaq index, which brings together the leading technology sector stocks in the United States, closed at its historical maximum on Tuesday (9), while other major US stock indexes were near records set recently in a . session with small turnover
a rally since late June raised the Standard & amp; Poor’s 500 by nearly 7% in 2016, with many investors on balance the high stock prices and, on the other hand continuously low interest rate expectations.
“We’ll probably consolidate and then rise,” said the director of economic strategy at LPL Financial, John Canally. “The odds of a US recession are low. The chances of a global recession are low. Central banks are cooperating.”
The Nasdaq rose 0.24%, closing at 5,225 points, surpassing the maximum record hit on Friday. The Dow Jones index was up 0.02%, closing at 18,533 points. The S & amp; P slipped 0.04% to 2,181 points
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