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US stock indices launched the second green-color week trading sessions, backed by the superiority of business results for Nitfelix and Goldman bank. Sachs Plus health care companies Tuesday, which boosted optimism about expectations that we would see the strongest profit season on Wall Street In seven years, backed by financial stimulus and the reduction of the tax rate approved recently by the forty-fifth President of the United States, Donald Trump.
Otherwise, we have followed up on the American economy revealing the data of the housing market that has shown the rise of the rebuilt houses and the building permit in the United States during the March March, where the reading of the quietly constructed home index showed a 1.9% rise for about 1,319 thousand houses in return for a decline of 3.3% at about 1,295 thousand homes in February last February, without expectations when 2.5% rose at about 1,267 thousand homes.
The reading of the construction permit index rose by 2.5% to about 1,354 thousand permits, compared with 4.1% decline at about 1,321 thousand in February February, superior to expectation that pointed to the thaloles at zero at about 1,321 thousand permits, and it came before we saw the release of the industrial production index which showed The growth rate is 0.5% compared to 1.1% in February February, superior to the forecast of 0.3% rise.
Coinciding with the reading of the energy utilization rate index, which showed a slowdown in growth to 78% compared to 78.1% in February February, superior to the expectation at 77.9%, a member of the Federal Open Market Committee and President of the Bank of San Francisco Federal Reserve John Williams about monetary policy in A global symposium co-hosted by the National Business Economics Association and the Bank of Spain in the Spanish capital of Madrid.
Down to the testimony of the member of the Federal Open Market Committee Randall Quarles about supervision and regulation before the Financial Services Committee in the House of Representatives on the eve of the discussion of the Federal Open Market Committee member and president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Rafael Post of the economic outlook in Interview from the Bloomberg agency in an executive workshop in Atlanta.
