Ukrainian Globalist

Dow Jones Industrial Average began trading the U.S. stock market briskly and confidently. But then came the bad news for The DJIA from the banking sector. Dow Jones Industrial Average is at 10,147.85 points mark, picking up +49.95 points (0.49%). U.S. stock market traded in a weak positive territory in the first half of the session. Technical indexes rebound after a sharp decline last Friday, could not realize due to the negative data from the housing market: in July, the index of real estate market NAHB has fallen to 14 points from 17 points in June.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended last week with the rapid decrease as it fell below 261 points by the end of Friday trading. The negative macroeconomic statistics along with the bank reports that turned out to be much worse than expected were the reasons of such rapid fall that happened for the first time this month. Bank of America lost approximately 9% and American Express, General Electric and Cisco Systems decreased over 4%.

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The stock markets are volatile today. The U.S. stocks remain in the green zone from the beginning of the current session, slowly recovering from the Friday rapid fall. The negative macroeconomic statistics and the bank reports that turned out to be worse than expected affected the DJIA greatly last Friday, leading to the drop of approximately 261 points for the first time this month.

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The US stocks seem to recover from the rapid fall of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the other leading US indexes that happened last Friday. The negative macroeconomic statistics and the bank reports lead to the rapid decrease of the DJIA as the blue-chip indicator dropped below approximately 261 points.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell prominently as the blue-chip indicator decreased approximately 261 points, being affected by the negative macroeconomic statistics and bank reports last Friday. The S&P 500 lowered to the 1,065 level at the end of Friday’s session.

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Stock markets today: the U.S. and Europe. The DJIA is attempting to fast growth against a background of lack of bad news. Asian markets lost positions, but Dow Jones Industrial Average will play into the rise thanks to the positive correction of the earlier statistics. Stock indices in the New World collapsed on 2,5-3,1% against the negative values of the index of consumer confidence and fixing positions as it moves unintelligible reports of U.S. financial companies.

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