On Wednesday August 25 U.S. stock market will get a significant amount of information to ponder on. In addition to secondary data on mortgages, the market is going to look forward to July data on durable goods orders.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost all hope of recovery is higher in early trading today. Sales begin in the first minute. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) is 13.43 points, having lost -0.20 (-1.47%).
Oil prices have fallen by up to a volatile trading session after the report U.S. Department of Energy on oil and petroleum products in the country. Oil prices continue to fall tomorrow, experts say.
Dow Jones Industrial remains in the red zone. Brokers do not take a serious transaction and the level of support for the Dow Jones index drops significantly. Dow index was 10,257.47 points, falling well -36.05 points (-0.35%). Thus, the stock market of the United States by mid trading session demonstrates the dynamics of a bear, stemming from adverse macroeconomic statistics.
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.
The stock market remains in a negative trend today. Dow index is going down to 10,257.78 points. Trading in Europe ended lower indicators within 1%. In the U.S., the fall has increased to 1,6%. Dow Jones Industrial finished the day deep in the red zone. Analysts expect further decline in Dow Jones Industrial today. The pressure on the market have weak data from secondary housing market and falling prices for black gold. Stock exchanges in Asia today are also showing pessimism, Nikkei lost nearly 2%. Futures on the indexes in the U.S. plus 0.25%. Oil prices continue to fall (-0.6% to 77,6 dollars / Brent), precious metals have shown mixed dynamics within 1%. The exception is nickel contracts traded slightly above yesterday’s closing.
Dow Jones Industrial Average touched the green zone and began to fall again. Bulls are not going to join the battle yet. On Wednesday, June 16, key stock indexes of the United States by mid trading session reside on the negative territory, and Nasdaq Composite “floats” with slight changes. Be happy there is nothing particularly investors, macroeconomic statistics for the most part did not bring a positive. The number of homes started construction in May dropped from 672 thousand to 593 thousand, while expected to drop to 650 thousand (10% reduction rate was the highest since March 2009 due to the expiration of tax concessions by the Government).
The positive trend will dominate at the Stock Market today. Trading on stock exchanges in Asia Wednesday, June 16, will likely show growth of quotations on a background in commodity prices, exchange rates, positive macroeconomic factors, and outcome of trades in the United States. Players will ignore new concerns related to the lowering of Moody’s sovereign rating of Greece.
Dow Jones Industrial begin trading on a positive note. After the transition Dow Jones notes in 10 000 points overall trading volumes significantly increase. The background for the growth of Dow Jones have become the good U.S. local news. On Wednesday, June 9, the main stock indicators United States of America by the middle of trades were on the “green area”. The tone of positive mood on the market posed appeared before the appointed time informal macroeconomic data for China, in particular, increased exports and the volume of issuance of new loans in April, far exceeding analysts’ expectations.
Dow Jones Industrial Average began trading on the U.S. stock market with low start. At the time Dow Jones is stepped over the line in glvny 10000 points. Dow Jones is 10,056.14 points. Growth rate of index Dow +116.16 points (1.17%). The positive trend started by good statistics and reports on oil reserves in the U.S..