U.S. stock exchanges ended yesterday's trading session multidirectional. By the end of the day Dow Jones and S&P 500 indices rose by 0.5% and 0.13% respectively, NASDAQ declined by 0.5%. The negative dynamics of the latter was caused by the recession in the technology sector - the shares of its leaders were mainly declining. Apple and Microsoft closed the day with declines. The S&P 500 during the day declined more than 1.7%, but managed to end trading in positive territory. Earlier it had been falling for 5 days in a row. Investors reacted to the words of Fed's governor Jerome Powell, who hinted at no interest rate hike in the near future. He noted that employment and inflation rates are still far from the target levels, as the current state of the economy does not allow expecting them to be achieved. Contributing to the decline in stocks over the past few days was a sharp rise in U.S. government bond yields, which contributed to the decline in players' interest in risky assets.