The Dow Jones Industrial Average started trading around 10,319.95 points, losing 0.5% yesterday, almost. At the same time, shares of some companies are ready to rise. Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), and General Electric (NYSE: GE) can rise above – the analysts say.
U.S. stock trading opened with a sharp decline in the leading index on the background of macroeconomic news. Banks suffered first. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) shares fell to 13.30 points lost -2.42%. Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) fell to 26.69 points, a decrease of -3.89%. Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) stood at 26.70, losing -2.31%.
Dow Jones Industrial Average will start the day with a steady growth with the overall positive market. DJIA amounts to 9,732.53 points at the opening of tenders. At the opening of stock trading in the U.S. on July 2 is expected to increase leading indexes. This is evidenced by the dynamics of futures on U.S. stock indicators. Quotations of futures on the Dow Jones index rose by 2 points (0.02%), the index of Nasdaq – on 3.25 points (0.19%), the index S & P – 0,9 points (0.09%).
Dow Jones Industrial Average will start the day with a record low of 10,293.52 points. Dow Jones lost -148.89 points or -1.43% yesterday. Bidding on the Dow Jones futures are now in the green zone. At the opening of stock trading in the U.S. on June 23 is expected to increase the leading index in anticipation of the meeting of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) the USA to the basic discount rate. Fed is expected to retain a key discount rate in the range of 0-0,25% per annum.
Dow Jones Industrial Average began to fall rapidly. Support for the Dow index was left behind. U.S. stock trading on June 16 opened with a decrease in leading indexes against the background of macroeconomic news, which are today the focus of investors. At this time the Dow Jones index dropped by 34.61 points (-0.33%) – up to 10,370.16 points, the index S & P – on 3.04 points (-0.27%) – up to 1,112.33 points, and Index Nasdaq – on 6.26 points (-0.27%) and amounted to 2,299.56 points.
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.
Stock trades in the U.S. began to give new hope to investors today. Dow Jones Industrial Average pushed bears to the minimum point. Now Dow Jones is 10,169.43 points. The total plus in the first half of trades for the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 194.98 points (1.95%). American indices have added an average of 2% at the opening of the market, despite the fact that the U.S. GDP in the I quarter of 2010 grew slower than expectations.