Dow Jones and S&P 500 open down this Friday cutting the Wall Street positive streak

For this Friday, Wall Street recorded slight falls, interrupting a three-day run of stock exchange earnings. Investors assess corporate performance and persistent trade tensions between the United States and China. Following the news. Dow Jones Industrial Average’s futures fall by 0.4%, while S&P 500’s will fall by 0.2% and Nasdaq-100’s will fall by 0.3%. The market is affected by statements by President Donald Trump, who in an interview with Ti…

Wall Street: Dow Jones: -0,40%; S&P500:+0,06%; Nasdaq: +0,47%

NEW YORK, New York — The New York Stock Exchange opened Friday in mixed territory, with its main index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, remaining virtually flat and down a slight 0.03% to 40,079 points after a three-day winning streak as investors weighed tech stock profits and trade war fears. Ten minutes after the bell rang, the S&P 500 was up 0.19% to 5,495 points, while the Nasdaq technology index also posted gains of 0.31% to 17,218 point…