Bond rates have eased further, with ten-year rates falling below 4% for the first time since the end of July.
Weekly applications for unemployment registrations came out below expectations (202,000 against a consensus of 220,000 after 221,000).
Import prices fell less than expected in November (-0.4% after -0.6% and -0.8% expected).
Retail sales reassured in November (+0.3% after -0.2% and -0.1% expected).
Adobe (-6.35% to 584.64) said on Wednesday that regulatory pressure on its subscription models was increasing and now forecasts annual and quarterly revenues below consensus.
Apple (+ 0.98% to 198.11) reached a closing record at $199.62 per share on Wednesday, driven by a broad rally on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve’s latest decision.
The equipment manufacturer Nordson (+3.86% to 250) beat Wall Street estimates for its fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday, thanks to strong demand for products in its precision industrial solutions segment.
Moderna jumped 9.25% to 85.87 after revealing a positive experimental result for its melanoma vaccine. The boss of Moderna, Stéphane Bancel, told AFP it was possible that the therapeutic vaccine developed by the company against skin cancer would be approved as early as 2025.
Berkshire Hathaway (- 1.14% to 549,458) acquired nearly 10.5 million shares ofWestern Petroleum (+ 2.71% to 85.77) since the start of the week for an amount of approximately $588.7 million.
Europe’s highest court on Thursday overturned a court decision ordering the group Amazon (- 0.95% to 147.42) to pay €250 million in tax arrears in Luxembourg.
You’re here (+ 4.96% to 251.15) shortened the expected delivery time for its Model 3 and Model Y in China to two to six weeks, compared to six to nine weeks previously, according to its Chinese website on Thursday.
Mattel (+0.42% to 19.08) plans to make a feature film based on its American Girl doll brand with Paramount Pictures and Temple Hill Entertainment, following the box office success of its film “Barbie” early in the year. ‘year.
The World Health Organization on Thursday urged governments to treat e-cigarettes the same as tobacco, as tobacco companies like Philip Morris (+ 0.3% to 94.68) are banking on these alternatives to tobacco.
Medtronic (+1.9% to 83.46) said Wednesday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved its system for a type of condition that can cause stroke or heart failure.
THE Dow Jones thus gained 0.43% to 37,248.35 points, the Nasdaq Composite 0.19% to 14,761.56 points and the S&P 500 0.26% to 4,719.55 points.
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