Ukrainian Globalist

The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to fall against the background of the global stock market meltdown and the U.S. bad statistics. The DJIA fell to 10,388.45 points, down -255.80 (-2.40%). Meanwhile, BP plc (NYSE: BP) lost more than 3% in the bidding. BP plc shares stopped by 38.81 points, losing -3.24%.

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BP plc (Public, NYSE: BP) drops to 40.95 points, losing -0.38 (-0.92%) today. U.S. Department of Justice and the British energy company BP completed the process of negotiations to establish a fund volume of 20 billion dollars, the funds from which will go to damages in connection with the accident on the rig Deepwater Horizon platform in the Gulf of Mexico.

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BP plc (NYSE: BP) shares totaled 41.33 points, rising to +0.65 points, or 1.60%. The British company British Petroleum agreed to sell its assets in Colombia, which will allow it to receive 1.9 billion dollars needed to pay off the victims as a result of oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Dow Jones Industrial Average went from minus very confident after the good news from the Eurozone. Old World reported that the threat of default in Hungary was not clear. Budapest will be able to avoid default under certain financial support from Brussels. At the time Dow Jones stood at 10,166.71 points. The loss dropped to -5.82 points or -0.06%. Also the Americans have pleased the new proposals the European oil spill response.

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Environmental disaster in U.S. remains a major challenge in the early weeks. The level of pollution in the region of an oil spill from the Gulf of Mexico exceeded the boundary for another two weeks ago. But, just today the U.S. government officially declared that put out of British Petroleum from work on the immediate elimination of pollution.

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