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"Midterm" results do not convince Wall Street to open the session in red

“Midterm” results do not convince Wall Street to open the session in red

Wall Street’s major indices open the session on Wednesday, November 9, in red. The mid-term results Never finish persuading the US stock market that records A slight decrease of 0.8%.

Specifically, the Dow Jones About 0.9% remain at the start of the session up to 32,859 points. For his part, the Nasdaq loses 1% (10,529 points) and Standard & Poor’s 500 It fell more than 0.7% to 3,799 points.

For now, the vote recount for this midterm election leaves a Democrats’ resistance It puts an end to the “red wave” and the aspirations of Donald Trump to return.

For his part, the index of small companies, Contact 2000Wednesday’s session opened with a fall. Thus, it remains more than 1.3% and stands at 1.788 points.

Wall Street aligns with the European benchmark Euro Stoxx 50which was down all day which left 0.25% at the start of the US stock market session.

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Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Whatsapp or Instagram, among other social networks and platforms, has announced the following More than 11,000 employees have been laid off globallyapproximately 13% of its workforce.

A move that investors were demanding and that helped the company strengthen itself above 6% in the US stock market. Thus, the titles are trading above $102 per share on Nasdaq.

The company’s announced changes respond to two reasons: “Our revenue forecast is lower than we expected at the beginning of this year, and we want to make sure we’re operating efficiently in both Family of Apps and Reality Labs,” Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg noted.

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