Wall Street opens in mixed territory and the Nasdaq rises 0.80%

Wall Street It opened this Friday in mixed territory and the Nasdaq, the indicator in which the main technology companies are listed, gained 0.80%, thus recovering some of its heavy losses from this week.

Twelve minutes after the start of operations on the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq stood at 12,696 units and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Wall Street’s main indicator, fell 0.23% to 32,710 points.

For its part, the selective S&P 500 rose 0.14%, up to 4,142 points.

Amazon (7.55%) boosted technology-related stocks thanks to the strong quarterly results it released yesterday after the stock market closed.

For its part, Ford shares fell almost 8% this Friday after the company did not meet third quarter profit expectations and withdrew its forecasts for the year, in part due to the strike of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. ).

The shares of oil companies Exxon and Chevron also fell, 0.94% and 4.97%, respectively, after publishing their business results this morning.

By sector, the greatest gains were for non-essential goods and technology, which rose 2.4% and 0.76%, respectively; while the biggest losses were for energy and real estate, which fell by 1.86% and 1.06%.

Among the 30 Dow Jones stocks, the biggest losses were for Chevron and JPMorgan (-1.97%); while the biggest gains were for Intel (10.89%) and Boeing (1.75%).