Wall Street starts with slight losses

The New York Stock Exchange opened Monday's session in negative territory with slight losses.

Thus, the Dow Jones slipped 0.19% to 45,546.03 points, the S&P 500 lost 0.20% to 6,453.93 points and the technological Nasdaq fell 0.27% to 21,437.95 points.

According to Millenium market analyst Ramiro Loureiro, " Wall Street is starting off slightly lower, sharing the sentiment felt by its European counterparts."

"After Friday's bullish session, fueled by the Fed chairman's hints of interest rate cuts, investors are on standby, apparently preferring to wait for the giant NVIDIA's earnings release Wednesday after the close, a barometer for the technology sector with significant influence on the stock markets in general," he noted.

Among the more disparate reactions, the expert highlighted "the upgrades driving Okta and Fabrinet. Verint is excited about an acquisition proposal. Companies linked to the cryptocurrency sector may feel pressure from the decline of Bitcoin and Ethereum."