American stocks recover most of their losses at the end of trading

American stocks have ranked most of their early losses at the end of Thursday’s trading on the Wall Street Stock Exchange, in light of the emergence of at least the continued power of the American economy so far.
The broader S&P 500 index decreased at the end of transactions by 0.2% after declining by 0.4% in noon transactions.

Acute fluctuations on the stock exchange

While the Dow Jones Industrial Index reduced its losses to decline by 11 points, at less than 0.1% after it had decreased by 56 points, or about 0.2% by twelve and 47 minutes at noon in the eastern coast time of the United States, and the Nasdaq index fell at the end of the transactions by 0.5% compared to a decrease of 0.5% in noon transactions.
With the end of the transactions, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index decreased by 12.40 points to reach 566.89.89. The Dow Jones Industrial Index decreased by 11.31 points to reach 42.32,23333, and the Nasdaq collection index decreased by 59.16 points to reach 17,63.63.6941 points.

The Wall Street Stock Exchange has seen severe fluctuations in recent weeks, as stock prices fluctuated due to uncertainty about the impact of the trade war launched by President Donald Trump on the economy.
The stocks received a batch on Wednesday after the US Central Reserve Chairman (the Central Bank) stated that the economy is still strong enough at the present time to keep interest rates as it is.