Wall Street backed the progress and up 0.54% at half Sesin. New York, May 9 () .- The New York Stock Exchange opts for the positive territory today, driven by the increase of raw materials after the collapse of last week, and half Sesin the Dow Jones industrial its main indicator, up 0.54% despite renewed worries over the Greek debt.
This indicator, which groups 30 major listed companies in the U.S. totaled 68.3 points to settle at 12,707.04, the selective S &, aion kinah cheap, P 500 up 0.56% (7.47 points) to 1347.67 and the whole Nasdaq Composite Index was up 0.68% to 2846.71 points.
New York Park to start the day without a clear trend to renewed fears about the debt crisis in Europe AFTER tensions over the new plan of aid to Greece.
Standard & Poor's downgraded again today its qualification of the Greek debt to, sto energy credits , put Debit notes of long and short-term B and C, respectively, while Moody's placed under review for possible downgrade the valoracin that you deserve to Hellenes bonds.
However, towards the Sesin Ecuador investors were favored by advances encouraged by the general increase of raw materials, which last week Haban instilled fear on Wall Street, especially on, cheap wow powerleveling, Thursday when Texas crude cerr with each of 8.64% and lost the 100 dollars a barrel.
At this time the "black gold" recovering the symbolic level by adding 3.57 dollars and placed at 100.75 dollars a barrel, while gold again surpassed the 1,500 dollars the ounce, which also lost on Thursday, and up 1507.6.
As the energy sector was that more progress at this time (with an increase of 1.03% overall), so that oil on the Dow, Chevron and Exxon, allowed the red numbers last week and recorded ascents of 0.64% and 0.17% respectively.
This indicator was at this time dominated by green chemistry led by DuPont (1.61%), the heavy equipment maker Caterpillar (1.6%), Fast food chain McDonald's (1.21 %), today announced that sales of its stores rose 6% in April, and industry group United Technologies (0.93%).
Highlighted the red numbers TECHNOLOGICAL Intel (-1.58%) and Bank of America Financial (-1.14%) and JPMorgan Chase (-0.75%).
Outside the Dow, Citigroup was down 2.26% after having performed an action agrupacin tens to reduce to no more than ten as part of the total number of titles in which has divided its capital.
With this operation ("reverse split"), the number of titles that today has every shareholder of the bank is ten times smaller, but each action is worth ten times more.
In addition, Hertz, the largest publicly traded car rental world, lost 0.71% today after presenting a new offer to take over its competitor Dollar Thrifty (which was triggered 13.07%).
This new proposal is almost 25% higher than proposed by Avis Budget (which was left at this time to 0.05%) and Dollar Thrifty valuing at about 2,100 million dollars (1,460 million euros).
On the Nasdaq rise of Google Technological Advice (0.32%) and Apple (0.31%), while in other markets the DLAR rise against the euro (which was exchanged for 1.4314 d dollars) and bond yields PUBLIC U.S. 10 years back to 3.14%.