XCSFDHG46767FHJHJF
dow2664 Most anticipated a rough start to the abbreviated trading week in the U.S. The stock market ended last week on a negative note with the weaker than expected jobs data that posted. Debt crisis concerns in eurozone markets also plaged the global marketplace today. Stock futures this morning set up for the lower open and trending was negative for the majority of the session today in the U.S. Indices plummeted upon opening bell this morning but since then, they have slowly climbed higher. Initial trends were most likely continued ramifications pertaining to the weaker than expected jobs data that posted on Friday. Noteworthy economic posts today have been a better. The Institute for Supply Management services report posted better than expected at a reading of 53.3 in August. This reading was an upswing from the previous month and above the benchmark of 50 that most economists see as positive. As close finalized today, the primary indices were higher but still trending in the red. The Dow Jones Average was still negative by 1.36 percent at 11,087.53. The Nasdaq was still red by .88 percent at 2,462 and the S&P 500 was still red by 1.12 percent at 1,161. Frank Matto
No comments:
Post a Comment