These records are also powered by the Netflix announcement that the platform does not need to pay millions of dollars to finance its projects.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices are raising their all-time highs in this year, as Joe Biden is preparing to assume the United States presidential burden, Reuters reports.
The Nasdaq Composite averaged 145.4 points, or 1.10%, with a historical high of 13,342,548 units. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 gained 17.3 points, or 0.46%, of 3,816.22 units.
These records have also been followed by impulses that Netflix’s actions underlie the platform’s announcement that it will not need to pay millions of dollars to finance its television programs and movies.
The world’s largest major transmission service actions below a 14%, adding in this way more than 30,000 million dollars to its market capitalization, which would help boost the Nasdaq 100’s most powerful technology index.
Biden has the load of the president number 46 of the United States shortly after the media (17:00 GMT) of the schools, has planned to invest in a series of 15 executive actions on topics related to the pandemic of covid-19 a the economy or the climatic change.
The promises of an economic aid plan for the largest pandemic and a mayor will be in charge of infrastructure under the Biden administration, and a Congress controlled by the Democrats, will be fundamental in pushing for the United States bursary indexes in this historic month, according to Reuters.