GSPC: 21.24 (0.64% increase) 3327,75
Dow (DJI): 372.84 (up to 1.39%) 27201.31
Nasdaq (IXIC): up to 57.23 (up to 0.52%) 10998.40
Crude (CL=F): +$0.42 (+1.01%) to $42.12 a barrel
Gold (GC=F): +$32.20 (+1.59%) to $2,053.20 per ounce
10-year Treasury (^TNX): +2.8 bps to yield 0.5430%
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The 3 primary indices prolonged their intraday earnings on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones earning to more than 300 points, or 1.2%. Disney’s stock led to advances, and the company posted a more than 10% lead until noon on Wednesday. Boeing and Nike parts rose more than 3.5%
The fabric and energy sectors led the S-P 500’s advance, while government and utility movements were left behind.
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Monthly Service Purchasing Managers Index (PMI). The U.S. sector Recovered faster than expected in July, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Monthly Purchasing Managers Index (
The PMI, formerly known as the “non-manufacturing index,” increased to 58.1 in July from 57.1 in June. Consensus economists expected the index to fall to 55.0.
Readings above the fair point of 50.0 involve expansion. The month of July prints the consecutive month of expansion after contractions in April and May.
Extended earnings in trading activity and new order indices led to accumulation in the overall index. These were sufficient to offset a decrease in supplier delivery rate and a slight decrease in employment rates.
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Moderna’s CHIEF executive, Stephane Bancel, said the company’s earnings announced Wednesday that lower-volume agreements had been signed for its Covid-19 candidate vaccine between $32 and $37 in line with the dose, adding that: volumes. »»
Small orders for his vaccine will be “millions,” Bancel said.
The past-announced agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. And the Department of Defense has set the value of each dose of the vaccine at $19.50 “59” “reactive to the data: the value of Moderna represents a premium on the value according to the dose proposed through Pfizer and BioNTech for its own covid-19 exconsistente conditional vaccine. Pfizer and BioNTech have in the past announced an agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Defense to estimate each vaccine dose at $19.50
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announced Wednesday morning that it reached an agreement with the U.S. government to manufacture and deliver one hundred million doses of the company’s Janssen-19 experimental vaccine. The government can also acquire another two hundred million doses of inoculation as a component of an upcoming deal, Johnson and Johnson added. “Reagent to Data – 62” – Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) announced Wednesday morning that they reached an agreement with the U.S. government. For the manufacture and delivery of one hundred million doses of the experimental vaccine Janssen Covid-19 of the company. The government can also acquire another two hundred million doses of inoculation as a component of an upcoming deal, Johnson and Johnson added.
The U.S. Advanced Biomedical Research and Development Authority He has committed more than $1 billion to the deal, the company said.
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These are the market movements, at 9:33 a.m. ET:
GSPC: 13.31 problems (up to 0.4%) 3319.82
Dow (DJI): up to 197.44 numbers (up to 0.74%) 27,025.91
Nasdaq (IXIC): up to 12.82 numbers (up to 0.12%) 10953.38
Gross (CL – F): $1.62 (up to 3.88%) $43.32 consistent with barrel
Gold (GC=F): +$33.30 (+1.65%) to $2,054.30 per ounce
10-year treasury (TNX): 2.3 bp for 0.536% yield
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U.S. personal employers added 167,000 net jobs in July, according to Wednesday’s monthly ADP report. This was well below expectations of an increase of 1.2 million.
June’s personal payroll declarations were revised upwards to 4,314 million net additions, up from 2,369 million reported in the past.
The ADP report arrives two days before the Ministry of Labour’s “official” monthly jobs report, which will be published on Friday. The ADP report is an imperfect indicator of the Department of Labor’s report. Consensus economists predicted that the government’s report showed that the number of employees increased to 1.5 million in July, according to Wednesday’s estimates.
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These are the movements in the stock markets, at 7:20 a.m. ET:
S-P 500 Futures (ES-F): 3318.00, up to 18 points or 0.55%
Dow Futures (YM – F): 26907.00, points up or 0.71%
Nasdaq Futures (NQ -F): 11122.5, up to 36.5 points or 0.33%
Gross (CL – F): $1.14 (up to 2.73%) $42.84 consistent with barrel
Gold (GC – F): $34.40 (up to 1.70%) $2055.40 consistent with ounce
10-year treasury (TNX): 2 bp for a yield of 0.533%
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Here were the main moves in equity markets, as of 6:02 p.m. ET:
S-P 500 Futures (ES-F): 3299.75, down 0.25 points or 0.01%
Dow Futures (YM – F): 26744.00, up to 27 points, or 0.1%
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