American exchanges rose on expectations of news from China

On Tuesday, US stock indexes added 2,4-2,7% against the backdrop of expectations of new measures from the Chinese government to stimulate the economy.

The S&P 500 broad market index rose 2,51% to 1969,41 points, the DJIA index rose 2,42% to 16492,68 points, the NASDAQ high-tech index rose 2,73% to 4811,93 points.

At the end of Tuesday, stocks around the world grew led by Chinese sites, adding almost 3% - market participants expect that weak statistics from China will force the country's authorities to intervene and make additional efforts to improve the economic situation.

As it became known, in dollar terms, China’s exports in August fell by 5,5%, while imports fell by 13,8% in annual terms. As a result, the trade surplus of the country last month amounted to 60,24 billion dollars. Analysts had expected a decline in exports by 6,6%, imports by 7,9% and predicted that the trade surplus would be 48 billion dollars. In yuan, the decline was much stronger: imports by 14,3%, and exports by 6,1%.

On Friday, US stock indexes lost about 1% after the publication of statistics on the US labor market, on Monday, the stock exchanges were closed due to the celebration of national Labor Day.

In addition, investors are waiting for action from the American regulator - a meeting of the Federal Reserve Committee will take place on September 16-17.