Stock market today: Dow Futures increases before the CPI report this week

The actions closed the previous week on a positive note, the Nasdaq hitting a new fence and the S&P 500 approaching a return to his file.

The term contracts linked to the industrial average of Dow Jones increased by 68 points, or 0.15%. Tower contracts on S&P 500 increased by 0.13% and term contracts on the NASDAQ added 0.09%.

The yield on the 10 -year treasure was stable at 4.285% after diving last week on larger expectations for Fed rate drops. The US dollar fell 0.02% compared to the euro and up 0.02% compared to the yen.

Gold dropped by 0.93% to reach $ 3,458.90 per ounce, the markets awaiting the clarification of the Trump administration on the way in which Swiss gold will be a tariff. US oil prices dropped by 0.39% to $ 63.63 per barrel, and Brent crude dropped by 0.32% to $ 66.38.

Until now, Trump’s prices have not produced an inflation peak, which has arrived below forecasts for months. But companies lowered the stocks that were built before the entry into force of import taxes, which means that the new inventories were more expensive.

The reports on the profits of the second quarter have indicated that certain companies absorb a significant quantity of additional costs instead of transmitting them to consumers, who have shown a sign of pressure such as the economy and slow hiring.

Meanwhile, the federal reserve has retained the rate drops while it is waiting to see how many prices have an impact on inflation – and if they tied up the longer -term opinions of consumers on inflation.

The consumer price index for July will be released on Tuesday, and Wall Street expects a global monthly increase of 0.2% and an increase of 0.3% in the basic ICC.

Over the other’s year, prices should accelerate 2.8% by 2.7% in June in the head rate and heat up to 3.1% of 2.9% in the central rate.

The producer prices index follows Thursday and analysts see a monthly increase of 0.2% of the PPI title and a 0.3% bump in the basic PPI.

Meanwhile, several Fed officials should speak throughout the week. It was then that the central bank obtained another vote with the appointment of Stephen Miran as governor.

Despite the White House attacks against the Fed, Trump requests to lower the rates and the recent dismissal of the bureau of Labor Statistics, Wall Street remains optimistic about shares.

Mike Wilson by Morgan Stanley said that last week, a new Haussier market started after having previously planned that the S&P 500 could reach 7,200,200 by mid-2026.

Wilson’s point of view is part of an increased feeling of optimism among other high -level analysts, because fears of prices are concerned about the signing of several commercial transactions.

Last month, the Chief Investment Stratege of Oppenheimer, John Stoltzfus, traveled his S&P 500 course goal for this year at 7,100 against 5,950, restoring the prospects he initially made in December 2024.