Wall Street: Fed and company views give the Wall Street boost

Wall Street Fed and company views give the Wall Street boost

The US Federal Reserve's US Federal Reserve is adhering to its very relaxed monetary policy.This helps the courses: the important indices start in plus.

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Encourable statements by the US Federal Reserve and optimistic views of companies encourage investors to start the US stock market. Die Leitindizes Dow Jones, Nasdaq und S&P 500 stiegen zur Eröffnung am Donnerstag um jeweils rund ein Prozent.

Fed boss Jerome Powell had confirmed his commitment to throttling of securities purchases on Wednesday evening and mentioned November as a possible start date.In addition, the forecasts of the central bank leadership team signaled a first interest rate increase for the end of 2022 instead of early 2023.

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Mike Loewengart, chief investment strategist at the brokerhaus E*Trade.The monetary policy is still relaxed and given the robust economy, a return to normality is reasonable.Top jobs of the day

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Dard restaurants: The parent company Olive Garden reports a profit of $ 1.76 per share, which is above the forecast of $ 1.64 per share.The restaurant company also recorded a increase in sales in the same business by 47.5 percent and thus exceeded the estimates.The share increased 8.6 percent.

Biogen: The pharmaceutical manufacturer's share rose by 2.8 percent at the start of the stock market, after Needham had initiated reporting on the share with a merchant.

Blackberry: The software company reported a quarterly result that could be better than expected.The group made a loss, but according to the Refinitiv at six cents per share, it was lower than the expected loss of seven cents.The turnover was $ 175 million and thus also exceeded the estimates of $ 164 million.The shares rose by 10.5 percent.

Salesforce: With a price plan of 4.4 percent, Salesforce was one of the winners on Wall Street.The SAP rival raised its sales goals for the current financial year.For the coming year, the software house is targeting higher revenues than previously expected from the market.