The DJIA continues to grow with confidence after the U.S. began trading the stock market today. Dow Jones Industrial Average gained +193.38 points (1.85%), rising to the level of 10,659.32 points. Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) is 11.56 points, taking +0.39 (3.49%).
The stock market remains volatile today. Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to move in the green zone, but analysts see no growth prospects for the Dow index today. Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup are strengthened and given chances to support the bulls DJIA. Published accounts with UBS and Deutsche Bank, been glad bidders higher than expected results, impact on the more expensive shares U.S. Bank. Thus, the shares Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup built up on 0,92%, 1,65% and 0,96% respectively.
The beginning of today’s session at the leading U.S. stocks was marked with the slight decrease in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the other U.S. indexes. During the first minutes of the trading the DJIA and the S&P 500 fell 0.19%, followed by the Nasdaq that lowered 0.25%.
Today’s session at the major U.S. markets significantly decreased the stock indexes, such as Dow Jones Industrial Average. Investors of the world’s biggest platforms were waiting for the statistics from the labor market in hope of improving the situation with all markets.
Customers provide substantial assistance to U.S. Stock Market and the Dow Jones Industrial Average in early trading. Bidding for major U.S. markets start with a small increase of the stock indices. Dow Jones Industrial index opened in positive territory at 0.24% on a mark of 10,167.84 points, S & P 500 rose by 0.23% to 1,079.24 points, Nasdaq Composite Index added 0.18% to 2,227.44 points.
China and Europe had forced Dow Jones Industrial for further declining. Dow Jones Industrial Average was 10,123.40 points. The level of incidence Dow index has exceeded -20.41 (-0.20%). Analysts say trading on the major U.S. markets will open with a slight increase in stock indexes. Futures on the Dow traded with an increase of 0,06%, S & P 500 – on 0,12%, Nasdaq – on 0,16%.
Bearish trend rules at the U.S. stocks today. Dow Jones Industrial Average remains on shaky position, floating between the green and red zone. Talking about the growth of the U.S. stock market is difficult, because the overall trading volumes remain low. Dow Jones index is at around 10,440.21 points, losing -2.20 points. At the same time, the dollar index declines by 0.06%, gold and silver are traded in positive territory at 0.5% and 0.9% respectively, industrial metals and energy prices show mixed dynamics.
Dow Jones Industrial Average remains in Flat mode. The overall growth of Dow Jones index up +15.87 points (0.15%), which brought the Dow Jones industrialization to a maximum of 10,450.04 points. On Friday, June 18, the American stock market in the first half of the trading session shows weak positive trend. In the absence of significant macroeconomic statistics, the bidders have not found reason to rally widespread, but in a relatively favorable external background, there was no motive for the massive profit taking before the curtain of the week.
Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed the mark of 9,885 points. The growth of Dow Jones index is 0,72%. Today’s trading still remains dangerous for the Dow Jones Industrial. Stock trades in the U.S. on June 8 opened mostly higher after sell-leading indexes the previous day. June 7, at the background of a significant collapse of the euro against the dollar on U.S. trading floors was recorded indices to fall to their lowest in seven months marks.
Dow Jones Industrial Average and S & P 500 steadily kept in the green zone. On Wednesday, May 12, the American stock market in the first half of the trading session demonstrates positive dynamics. At the epicenter of the rally were regional banks have received favorable reviews from analysts, Morgan Stanley. Gold – for the second consecutive day traded in positive territory, taking advantage of the desire of investors to get a protective asset in the face of European debt crisis.