Friday, July 16. Dow Jones Industrial Average lost about 2,5%, S & P 500 completed trades lost 2,88%, Nasdaq Composite caught minus 3,1%. Trades in the U.S. stock market indexes ended the fall runoff. Pressure on the market have had disappointing economic data and quarterly statements.
U.S. Stock Market has been the victim of new repression. Old World started a negative trend, and the Dow Jones supported bearish mood. Dow Jones Industrial Average fell almost -225 points or -2.16%. Dow index is now 10.135. Key share indexes in Germany that were in the beginning of the session in the Green Zone unable to resist the bears pressure and closed in the negative territory. The first blow came from the macroeconomic statistics, according to which the trade deficit in the euro area in May totaled 3.4 billion euros, while analysts had expected the trade surplus will decline from 1.8 billion euros the previous month to 1.5 billion euros.
DJIA is at 10,143.99 points mark. Losses for the Dow Jones Industrial amounted -215.32 (-2.08%). The negative macroeconomic statistics and falling sales of large banks moved the market in the red zone. The Americans have no confidence in the future, as evidenced by a sharp decline the prior index of consumer confidence in the University of Michigan: the index fell to 66.5 points from 76 points in June. At the same time, purified the consumer price index rose by 0,2% in June, surpassing forecasts by 0,1%. With respect to bank reporting, then, despite the fact that she was better than expected, banks still fared poorly compared to last year.
Stock market today is stable enough today. The Dow Jones Industrial Average goes from the red zone, in which the index spent the first 10 minutes of trading on the U.S. stock market today. Dow Jones Industrial is 10,155.37 points today after rising 0.11% for the first two hours of trading. It should be recalled that the data on U.S. GDP released Friday were worse than forecast. The news had a negative impact on the dollar, and he fell against major currencies.
Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to correct the situation that prevailed in early trading and moved to the green zone. Growth Dow index continues. Dow Jones Industrial Average was 10,187.72 points, the index gained 43.91 points (0.43%) today. Trading session on Friday ended with falling of the European indices by 1%.
Dow Jones Industrial Average noted a week of mixed dynamics closer to the negative zone. On Friday, June 25, the key to the dynamics of U.S. stock exchanges were to be the macroeconomic heavyweights – the growth of U.S. GDP in the 1 st quarter and the index of consumer confidence in the University of Michigan. Macroeconomic indicators look quite contradictory.
Dow Jones Industrial Average won the fight but lost a week-long battle. Trading in the U.S. on Friday, June 25 ended primarily due to growth of stock indices shares of financial companies. Investors are pleased with the fact that concerted Senate and House of Representatives of the Draft Law on the regulation of the financial sector was not as tough as expected. But the following week, the indices fell.
Dow Jones Industrial Average may fall against the background of the fall of China’s Shanghai Composite index – analysts believe. At the same time, there is hope for rapid growth thanks to positive U.S. statistics. Following a sharp rally into the close on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) closed its third consecutive day above 10,400. What’s more, the S&P 500 Index (SPX) logged its third close in a row above its 200-day moving average, continuing to build the case that Wall Street is finally emerging from a bull market correction.
The U.S. stock market on Friday, June 11, opened lower prices of most the blue chips. After a bad start bulls supported Dow Jones Industrial Average. A look at the market at the beginning of the week: Dow Jones Industrial Average began to grow on a background of positive news from Asia, Latin America and the United States. At the same time, European problems and political collapse in Belgium can bring some nasty surprises for Dow Jones.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures trading began with the increase. Level of support for the Dow Jones Industrial Average from the bulls is increasing. The main background for the growth of index futures trading has come from Asia. On Friday, June 11, world stock markets as a whole showed positive dynamics, although the situation was not rosy. Asian markets have provided impetus to the growth of data on retail sales and industrial production in China and in Europe, the growth indices was not as noticeable on the background of the continuing concerns about the financial situation of the several States.