Thursday, July 1st, 2010
DJIA continues to weaken against the negative statistics. Bulls cleared shoulder support for Dow index at the beginning of the trading session. Trading in U.S. stock indices ended lower. The pressure on the market has had a series of negative macroeconomic data published in recent days. As a result of trading the index of “blue chips” Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 41.5681 points or 0.43%, to 9732 points. The index of wide market S & P 500 closed down fall to 3.34 points or 0.32%, at around 1027 points. “High-tech” Nasdaq Composite closed lower at 7.88 points or 0.37% at around 2101 points.
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Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
At the moment of time Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 28.87 points (0.29%), but the Dow index is still below the mark of 10000 items. Dow Jones Industrial Average of 9.845.36 points. Yesterday, the index dropped to 9,816.49 points. The background for a slight increase today was a speech by Ben Bernanke. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said that economic recovery may not result in the rapid decline in unemployment.
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