US stocks regained their strength before the end of the trading session yesterday, Tuesday, June 8th, after opening the red for the second consecutive session, benefiting from the decline in US Treasury bond yields, which supported the improvement in risk appetite amid the absence of economic data affecting market movements during the session.

After testing 3.064 levels during the European session, the yield on US Treasury bonds for ten years returned to decline in the middle of the American session, below the 3% levels.

The shares were affected at the beginning of the session by fears of a slowdown in the American retail sector, after expectations of the retail giant, Target, a decrease in its profits, as the company’s shares fell by more than 9% in pre-opening trading, before rising and closing the session at a loss of 2.44% at closing at 155.98 levels.

On the other hand, the shares of the technology sector supported the Nasdaq Composite Index, as Apple recorded a gain of 1.76% at the close, after announcing many new programs for the iPhone and updates for portable MacBook devices.

The share of Microsoft, on the other hand, rose by 1.4%, while the Meta share rose by about 0.72% . On the other hand, the energy index in the S&P 500 increased by 3.1% at its highest level since 2014, taking advantage of the strong rises in crude to support the shares of energy companies within the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indexes.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up by about (264) points at the close at 33.180 levels, with gains of about 0.80%, and it is now trading in the futures for today’s session, Wednesday, at 33.083 levels, down by about 82 points.

While the S&P 500 index recorded highs at the close at 4,160 levels, up by 39 points or 0.95%, and is now trading in futures at 4.144 levels, down by about 15 points.

While the Nasdaq index recorded gains by (113 points), to close the session at 12.175 points, recording a profit of about 0.94%, and it is now trading in the futures, down by about 50 points.