Wall Street opens in the green awaiting data on the services sector

Wall Street opened Friday's session with the S&P 500 rising 0.21% to 6,729.49 points, the Nasdaq appreciating 0.22% to 22,893.96 points, and the Dow Jones growing 0.20% to 46,611.99 points.

Most of the major European stock markets are trading in the green, with the exception of the German and French indices. The DAX (Germany) fell 0.21% to 24,387.19 points, the CAC 40 (France) fell 0.02% to 8,055.31 points, and the FTSE 100 (United Kingdom) rose 0.51% to 9,476.10 points.

The AEX (Netherlands) rose 0.18% to 960.62 points, the IBEX 35 (Spain) appreciated 0.80% to 15,630.50 points, and the FTSE MIB (Italy) grew 0.53% to 43,305.00 points. The Portuguese stock exchange is appreciating 0.63% to 8,096.81 points.

"Wall Street is off to a bullish start, awaiting September indicators of U.S. service activity, after the release of key job creation data in the country was delayed due to the government shutdown that paralyzes federal services. In the corporate world, Rumble is soaring on the back of a strategic partnership with Perplexity, Plug Power is excited about a valuation that more than doubled its target price, and Canaan, a low-cap company, is rising sharply again after announcing a significant sale of Bitcoin mining equipment, at a time when the cryptocurrency has once again surpassed $120,000," says Millennium research .

Oil is trading higher with Brent rising 0.66% to $64.53 and crude appreciating 0.74% to $60.93.

The euro is up 0.20% against the dollar to $1.17408 and the euro is up 0.03% against the pound to $0.87201.