Unchanged - Dow Jones is at a standstill 2012
The U.S. stock markets on Friday came after the recent significant gains in part on the spot. The Dow Jones was about two hours before the close of trading from 0.02 percent to 13250.56 points, after he had closed the last seven trading days, all in positive territory, rising to its highest level since late 2007. Seen over the week, the Dow was down, despite the moderate discount on Friday last another 2.5 percent.
The broader S & P 500 on Friday last by 0.13 percent to 1404.49 points and noted that more than the mark of 1,400 points, which he did on Thursday for the first time exceeded since 2008. On the U.S. Nasdaq stock exchange, it went down slightly. The Nasdaq Composite Index 0.03 percent to 3055.39 expiated one point, while the NASDAQ 100 index range 0.05 percent to 2713.38 points gave.
There was little impetus on Friday of the economic and business side. The published data on the economic situation were mixed. While consumer prices had risen about as expected, industrial production had stagnated in February as a surprise. Consumer confidence had deteriorated at the University of Michigan also.
"It looks as if it would continue - albeit not very fast pace - go up," said a trader at the New York Stock Exchange. The greatest danger he sees in the current oil price. Should go on the top, this could impact on the stock markets. If this does not happen in the coming days, the first quarter could be measured in the stock market on the S & P 500 is the best since 1998. The index has been climbing since the beginning of the year by almost twelve percent for the top.
When the individual values, the papers were the focus of Apple. The shares of computer maker reported a day from the sales launch of the new iPad 0.13 percent to 584.82 U.S. dollars. Dealer justified this with profit-taking. The share price had climbed for the first time on Thursday over the mark of $ 600. End of 2011, Apple's share was to be had for around $ 400.
Down it went with the other hand, the Dow Jones traded securities of United Technologies. The conglomerate announced on Thursday to try to separate the financing of the acquisition of assets. The shares lost 1.86 percent to $ 85.43 recently.
The broader S & P 500 on Friday last by 0.13 percent to 1404.49 points and noted that more than the mark of 1,400 points, which he did on Thursday for the first time exceeded since 2008. On the U.S. Nasdaq stock exchange, it went down slightly. The Nasdaq Composite Index 0.03 percent to 3055.39 expiated one point, while the NASDAQ 100 index range 0.05 percent to 2713.38 points gave.
There was little impetus on Friday of the economic and business side. The published data on the economic situation were mixed. While consumer prices had risen about as expected, industrial production had stagnated in February as a surprise. Consumer confidence had deteriorated at the University of Michigan also.
"It looks as if it would continue - albeit not very fast pace - go up," said a trader at the New York Stock Exchange. The greatest danger he sees in the current oil price. Should go on the top, this could impact on the stock markets. If this does not happen in the coming days, the first quarter could be measured in the stock market on the S & P 500 is the best since 1998. The index has been climbing since the beginning of the year by almost twelve percent for the top.
When the individual values, the papers were the focus of Apple. The shares of computer maker reported a day from the sales launch of the new iPad 0.13 percent to 584.82 U.S. dollars. Dealer justified this with profit-taking. The share price had climbed for the first time on Thursday over the mark of $ 600. End of 2011, Apple's share was to be had for around $ 400.
Down it went with the other hand, the Dow Jones traded securities of United Technologies. The conglomerate announced on Thursday to try to separate the financing of the acquisition of assets. The shares lost 1.86 percent to $ 85.43 recently.
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