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The closing bell rings at the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street saw no reason to stop rallying as the US economy pulls out of its downturn, lifting the Dow and S&P 500 to their second consecutive record on Friday. IMAGES
Wall Street saw US stocks slide on Tuesday, as fiscal stimulus negotiations lurched into stalemate territory. According to Business Insider, initial results of the third-quarter earnings season kick-off from banks like Citigroup and JPMorgan also failed to impress investors. Apple announced its new iPhone 12 lineup--the tech giant's first major redesign of its flagship product in over 3 years. It didn't go over well: Apple's stock slid, too. And even gold, the ever-popular commodity, fell as much as 1.9%, to $1,886.54 per ounce. However, a breakthrough in stimulus talks could be near, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell signaled support for passing a deal prior to the upcoming election.
According to Markets Insider, stocks on Wall Street began the new week with mixed results. On June 3rd, two of the top three markets on the New York Stock Exchange opened the day trading lower. The Nasdaq Composite led losses during morning trading, falling over 120-points by the afternoon. On the day, the Nasdaq is down 1.7-percent, while the S&P 500 shed two-tenths of a percent for 5-points of losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added about 20-points during the morning, but the market is about flat on the day.
New York, Oct 15 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Justin Lane) Wall Street opened Friday in green and the Dow Jones of Industrialists, its main indicator, rose 0.83% encouraged by the quarterly reports from large US banks.
New York (USA), Nov 24 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Alba Vigaray) The main Wall Street indicator, the Industrial Dow Jones, reached 30,000 points Tuesday for the first time in its history and registered a record intraday on a day marked by the beginning of the transition of power from the outgoing US president, Donald Trump, to the elect, Joe Biden.