Todays DJIA, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Stock Market Trending News Today: The primary
index trends in the U.S. had been consistently mixed through the first half of
the current trading week. Investors remained uncertain about how to process and
integrate home based economic reports, which appear to be positively skewed,
with the fears and anxieties that relate to the economic crisis ongoing in the
eurozone. During the latter half of the last trading session in the U.S.,
indices burst higher on news from the Feds that interest rates would be kept
relatively low through this calendar year. By end of day close, the Dow Jones
Industrial Average , as well as the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 , were green across
the board. The Federal Reserve had previously relayed that interest rates would
be kept low through mid 2012. Now, rates will be kept lower even longer. In
addition, future policy that provides further financial stimulus was not ruled
out. The news which posted last session that the Feds would keep interest rates
lower until at least 2014 sparked a surge of investor confidence, thus resulting
in climbing stock trends. DJIA, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Index Trends Close Review: The
Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the mid-week session higher by .64 percent
at 12,756.96. The Nasdaq finished the last session higher by 1.14 percent at
2,818.31. The S&P 500 finished the last session higher by .87 percent at
1,326.06. Frank Matto
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