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(New York = Yonhap News) Coronavirus Coronavirus Correspondent Oh Jin-woo = On the New York stock market, the leading index fell in the wake of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) confirmed by the president of the United States, Donald Trump. However, the decline was limited due to expectations of further stimulus measures.
On Day 2 (Eastern Time), the Dow Jones 30 Industrial Average on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) closed at 27,682.81, 134.09 points (0.48%) less than in the field battle.
The Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 Index closed at 3,348.42, down 32.38 points (0.96%) from the battlefield, while the NASDAQ index oriented to technology stocks closed at 11,075.02, a decrease of 251.49 points (2.22%).
The Dow index was up 1.87% this week. The S & P500 index was up 1.51%, while the NASDAQ was up 1.48%.
The mayor looked at the confirmed impact of President Trump’s crown 19, key economic indicators such as employment and the state of stimulus negotiations in the United States.
President Trump announced the night before that he and his first wife, Melania Trump, were entering quarantine procedures, saying they were diagnosed with Corona 19.
Anxiety about Corona 19, which is not yet ebbing around the world, has been accentuated by the confirmation of the president of the United States.
Furthermore, as the US presidential election approaches a month in advance, the government’s uncertainty has increased as the president was confirmed as Crown 19.
The White House said the president’s symptoms were insignificant and that he was also working on the phone.
Vice President Mike Pence, who is the number one agency in authority when the president is absent, was confirmed negative as a result of the Corona 19 test that day.
There are mixed diagnoses about the impact of President Trump’s confirmation on the presidential election.
Analysis that the presidential election will be positive for President Trump, considering the analysis and sympathy that the Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden will be advantageous as the theme of the presidential election centers on the Corona 19 issue he is facing.
Candidate Biden was confirmed negative as a result of the Corona 19 test.
The fact that US employment indicators weren’t as good as expected weighed on the stock market as well.
The US Department of Labor announced in September that new jobs in the nonfarm sector increased by 661,000. It was less than the expected increase of 800,000 in the market.
The unemployment rate in September was 7.9%, lower than the 8.2% expected by the market, but it was diagnosed as a consequence of the decrease in the labor participation rate.
The assessment that the recovery is stagnant, such as a decline in the size of job growth, took the lead.
As a result, the major indices fell relatively steeply at the beginning of the market, but then recovered by reducing the decline.
This is because optimistic comments have been made about the new US stimulus package.
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Democratic Party) said that President Trump’s infection with Corona 19 could change the dynamics involved in negotiating stimulus measures, saying she was optimistic about the deal.
Pelosi also said that support for the aviation industry would be included in the stimulus package or introduced as a separate bill sooner or later.
However, he said there are still disagreements on the five issues in the stimulus negotiations and that they are awaiting a response from the White House.
President Pelosi and Secretary Steven Manusin continued negotiations this afternoon. There was no clear agreement that day.
A spokesperson for Pelosi said the two sides will continue to negotiate.
The fact that the consumer-related indicators were good, as opposed to the employment indicators, helped the share price rally.
According to the University of Michigan, the University of Michigan Consumer Attitude Index for September was 80.4, down from 74.1, which was confirmed last month. It exceeded both the market forecast of 79.0 and the previously announced preliminary value of 78.9.
On this day, technology stocks fell 2.55% by industry. Communication also fell 1.99%, which caused a big drop in the shares of technology companies. On the other hand, industrial shares rose 1.09%.
New York stock market experts feared that the government’s uncertainty had increased with President Trump’s confirmation.
“The market hates uncertainty,” said Lisa Ericsson, director of investment in traditional assets at US Bank Wells Management. “At the end of the election season, there will be more volatility.”
On the Chicago Options Exchange (CBOE), the volatility index (VIX) was 27.63, 3.48% more than the previous trading day.
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