Today’s session at the leading U.S. stocks opened with mixed dynamics in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the other stock indexes. The DJIA opened in a 0.28% minus, the S&P decreased 0.24% and the Nasdaq rose 0.15%.
Bidding on the German market were quite spineless. During the day the indices repeatedly made attempts to growth, but on the session closed in a slight minus. The controversial macroeconomic statistics in Europe does not market to determine the further direction. In Germany, the index of business activity in the service sector in June increased slightly to 54.8, being better than expectations.
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Narayana Kocherlakota predicts continued growth in the U.S. and the gradual improvement in unemployment, despite the disappointing May retail sales data and concerns about the economic situation in Europe.