Wall Street hesitates before the start of the season results
After three days of consecutive increase, Wall Street opened Friday on a tentative note, pending results of the first companies to be published next week.
A few minutes after the start of trading, the Dow Jones fell by 0.05%% to 10,133.70 points and the Standard & Poor's 500 by 0.07% to 1069.46 points while the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0 , 09% to 2177.45 points.
If the optimism shown by State Street in mid-week its quarterly earnings outlook is considered auspicious by analysts for earnings season, investors prefer to wait for their actual publication, especially since there no important macroeconomic indicators on Friday.
The wait-market is reflected in low volumes and partly explains the volatility seen this week on Wall Street.
As for values, Boeing gained 0.12% after formally responded to the call for tender for the tanker to the U.S. Army.
Google took him 3.31% in favor of renewing its operating license by the Chinese authorities, a decision that allows the U.S. group to remain on the largest Internet market in the world.
Published on 09 Jul 2010 in Uncategorized, business success, information, success, tidings, by admin
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