Todays Stock Market DJIA, Nasdaq, S&P 500, Investing Economic Financial News:
One day after reaching relative highs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq,
and S&P 500, were pressured lower. Increasingly higher levels of anxieties are
being experienced by investors worried about the global ramifications relevant
to the eurozone debt crisis. Futures for the DJIA, as well as the Nasdaq and the
S&P 500, posted red this morning and trending stayed negative through the
opening trading session. Primary indicators in the eurozone finished the day
red. The FTSE in the UK finished the opening session red by .15 percent. The DAX
finished the last session red by .03 percent and the CAC 40 closed red by .66
percent. This negative action spilled over into the U.S. and the primary indices
paralleled this action. DJIA, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Index Trends: The Dow finished the
day lower by .13 percent at 12,845.13. The Nasdaq closed the session red by .13
percent at 2,901.99. The S&P 500 finished the day lower by .04 percent at
1,344.33. Lack of a clear path leading to the austerity measures Greece
desperately needs affected trends on a global scale. The potential risk of
disorderly default for Greece is holding investor sentiment hostage. Investors
will have eyes and ears open for additional news posts during todays session.
Futures for the primary indices in the U.S. were posting red across the board
prior to opening bell today. The DJIA futures were negative by .05 percent.
Nasdaq futures were negative by .05 percent and the S&P 500 futures were red by
.02 percent prior to opening today.
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