US stocks can’t gain today. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (NYSE: DD) is close to 40.29 points, losing -0.48 (-1.18%). Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) was 19.40 points, down -0.05 (-0.26%). The Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading around 10.312 points.
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (NYSE: DD) is close to 40.29 points, losing -0.48 (-1.18%). Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) was 19.40 points, down -0.05 (-0.26%). The Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading around 10.312 points.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average started the U.S. stock market trading in the red zone. Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is reduced during the Pre-market trading. Intel shares up 19.52 points, losing -0.30 (-1.51%). Pre-market ends lower Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) shares up 13.49 points (-1.03%).
The DJIA rose +56.53 points (0.56%), reaching the mark of 10,154.43 points today. U.S. stock market has proved bears force some companies, despite the fall in the Bank of America shares. Dow Jones Industrial Average will rise tomorrow, according to most analysts.
Dow Jones Industrial Average close to the mark of 10,469.69 points. Dow Jones Industrial seeking growth +35.52 points (0.34%). At the moment of time S & P is on 1.39 points (-0.12%) – up to 1,114.86 points , index Nasdaq – on 2.49 points (-0.12%) – up to 2303.91 points. Stock trades in the U.S. on June 18 opened a decrease in the leading index in anticipation of expiration of options and futures on stocks and indices. In this regard, traders expect that the session today was formed rather calm and volatility observed in the previous days, some will fall. In addition, there is no statistical data on the U.S. economy, which could make substantial changes in the dynamics of quotations on American stock trades.
The energy and high technology sectors of the U.S. economy become the leaders of reduction. Stock trading in the U.S. on June 11 movement opened up different directions leading indexes against the background of macroeconomic news. After the start of the trading session came the report of the University of Michigan index of consumer confidence in the U.S., which, according to preliminary data, in June 2010 rose to 75.5 points from the May value of 73.6 points.