The three stock indexes of Wall Street: Nasdaq, Dow Jones and S & P 500 set historical records on Monday in a day of cautious trading, after reaching intraday highs early in the session.

The incentive came from the director of trade and manufacturing policy, Peter Navarro when he told Fox News that President Donald Trump will sign an executive order that requires 95% of the steel and iron in federal government contracts to be US .

In addition, investors are preparing for the start of the second quarter earnings season and the expectation is at its maximum in relation to some sectors of the Dow Jones, the main reference of the New York Stock Exchange and the stock markets of the globe.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 27.13 points to gain + 0.10% and close with 27359.16 units.

In the index stood out Dow Inc with a rise of 2.43%, Merck and Company with 1.53% and Apple with a 0.94% advance.

The exclusive S & P 500 rose + 0.02% to 3014.30 units with CF Industries Holdings Inc. leading the way, advancing 3.66%.

On the other hand, the Nasdaq technological index advanced + 0.17% to reach 8258.19 units with Capricor Therapeutics Inc leading the rise with a 93.48% advance, followed by American Electric Technologies with 35.29% and Taronis Techonologies Inc closing the honor roll by 33.30%.

Despite the positive closing of the indices, the red numbers were imposed on the green on the New York Stock Exchange by a difference of 1589 compared to 1417, and 18 closed neutral.

In the rest of the world, performance was mixed, with Asia reporting that China's official estimate for second-quarter GDP growth fell to 6.2%, from 6.4% in the first three months of the year. , matching the forecasts of analysts, but still marked the weakest quarterly advance in more than 27 years, generating concern among investors.

In the energy market, the barrel of Texas crude fell -1.1% and was below 60 dollars, to close trading at the day at a spot price of 59.34 dollars per barrel due to conflicting data on the economy of China since the tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico was more moderate than expected.

Brent, on the other hand, fell -1.05% to 66.16 dollars due to the attention on the results of the GDP of China, which had the lowest growth rate in almost 30 years.

On the other hand, the precious metal par excellence of refuge for investors, Gold, rose + 0.13% to 1416.18 dollars per troy ounce.

In the currency market, the EUR \ USD rose + 0.01% to reach 1.1261 while the USD \ JPY fell by -0.03% to 107.85.

Finally, in the crypto market, Bitcoin, the main reference, gained more than 800 points in the last hours after the statements of the US treasury secretary. And again crossed the barrier of 11k to quote at the time of writing at a price of $ 11028.11 with a + 8.25% advance in the last 24 hours.