America's opening: Investors react cautiously in the face of uncertainty |

Friday's session on Wall Street promises to be full of volatility and factors capable of moving the price.The day starts with slight progress, but gradually...

- Accumulation of macroeconomic data excites markets.

- Consumer and labor markets are moderately stable, and inflation expectations are rising.

- protective companies show the US to doubts about its situation.

- General Motors is making drastic changes to accounting.

- Meta announces a new energy supplier.

- The accumulation of macroeconomic data moves the market.

- Fairly solid consumption and labor market with rising inflation expectations.

- The US defense industry expresses doubt about its positioning.

- Valid verification system at General Motors.

- Meta announces a new energy supplier.

Friday session on Wall Street promises to be full of changes and factors that can move the price.The day starts a little early, but the vendors are slowly picking up momentum.The largest decline was recorded in the Dow Jones, whose futures fell by about 0.3%.The US500 showed a good relative performance, limiting the decline to about 0.1%.

For nearly 12 months, investors' attention has been primarily on Donald Trump, whose policies are still so volatile and controversial.In the past few days, the president of the United States ordered the purchase of mortgage loans and threatened to ban the purchase of family homes by institutions, measures aimed at improving the situation of buyers in the American real estate market.

At the same time, controversies about American defense companies do not stop.On the one hand, the president threatens to limit share buybacks and dividend payments;on the other hand, it promises a significant increase in the military budget.The market continues to show uncertainty in assessing these conflicting signals.

American institutions published several important indicators today, mainly related to the labor market and the real estate sector.

The situation on the labor market is at least statistically relatively good, although there are doubts about the quality of the data.The change in nonfarm payrolls was 50,000 jobs in December, compared with an expected 60,000, indicating slower growth than the previous month.However, the unemployment rate fell from 4.5 percent to 4.4 percent.

What raises questions is that despite falling unemployment rates, private sector employment increased by only about 37,000 jobs, compared to an expected 64,000 jobs, which is particularly striking given the seasonality of the job market in the U.S. It is possible that the data could be affected again by the return of employees laid off during the government shutdown.

Supply-side data on the housing market remains moderately positive. Initial building and residential construction permits remain at high levels. Despite market uncertainty

Positive data from the University of Michigan: All indicators of consumer confidence beat market expectations. However, this recovery was accompanied by a small increase in inflation expectations.

Buyers have a clear difficulty in overcoming the resistance zone around 25,900 points.It is clear that the bullish trend has subsided at the end of 2025 and it is still facing a storm.The market has already bounced three times in this area, raising the possibility of a correction with a target between 23.6% and 38.2% FIBO.

TSMC (TSM.US): The Taiwanese chipmaker reported results with double-digit revenue growth.However, most of the growth was already factored in and the market did not react to the release.

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US): The pharmaceutical company has agreed with the US President's administration on drug prices and tariffs.

General Motors (GM.us): The auto conglomerate falls by 2% after announcing a 6 billion dollar loss due to recent changes to the administration's electric vehicle policy.

Oklo (OKLO.US) and Vistra (VST.US): rose several percent after the energy companies signed a deal to supply electricity to Meta data centers.

WD-40 ( WDFC.US ): The maker of the popular industrial lubricant fell nearly 7% after posting results that fell short of expectations.

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