Market news

8 September 2017
  • 19:01

    DJIA 21812.71 27.93 0.13%, NASDAQ 6363.52 -34.35 -0.54%, S&P 500 2463.30 -1.80 -0.07%

  • 16:00

    European stocks closed: FTSE 7377.60 -19.38 -0.26%, DAX 12303.98 7.35 0.06%, CAC 5113.49 -1.13 -0.02

  • 13:34

    U.S. Stocks open: Dow -0.23%, Nasdaq -0.19%, S&P -0.22%

  • 13:25

    Before the bell: S&P futures -0.25%, NASDAQ futures -0.19%

    U.S. stock-index futures were flat investors preferred to remain cautious, bracing for a potential missile launch in North Korea and for Hurricane Irma to hit the Florida coast at the weekend.


    Global Stocks:

    Nikkei 19,274.82 -121.70 -0.63%

    Hang Seng 27,668.47 +145.55 +0.53%

    Shanghai 3,365.44 -0.0568 0.00%

    S&P/ASX 5,672.62 -17.27 -0.30%

    FTSE 7,368.30 -28.68 -0.39%

    CAC 5,106.47 -8.15 -0.16%

    DAX 12,300.78 +4.15 +0.03%

    Crude $49.03 (-0.12%)

    Gold $1,355.30 (+0.37%)

  • 12:54

    Wall Street. Stocks before the bell

    (company / ticker / price / change ($/%) / volume)


    Amazon.com Inc., NASDAQ

    AMZN

    977.5

    -1.97(-0.20%)

    26377

    Apple Inc.

    AAPL

    161.1

    -0.16(-0.10%)

    260001

    Barrick Gold Corporation, NYSE

    ABX

    18.05

    0.05(0.28%)

    36492

    Cisco Systems Inc

    CSCO

    31.73

    -0.03(-0.09%)

    214391

    Citigroup Inc., NYSE

    C

    65.9

    -0.16(-0.24%)

    5404

    Deere & Company, NYSE

    DE

    116.7

    0.37(0.32%)

    1000

    Exxon Mobil Corp

    XOM

    79

    -0.03(-0.04%)

    2210

    Facebook, Inc.

    FB

    172.8

    -0.41(-0.24%)

    133188

    Ford Motor Co.

    F

    11.38

    -0.02(-0.18%)

    4823

    Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., NYSE

    FCX

    14.94

    -0.27(-1.78%)

    22198

    General Electric Co

    GE

    23.9

    -0.12(-0.50%)

    37940

    Goldman Sachs

    GS

    215.5

    -0.34(-0.16%)

    2963

    Home Depot Inc

    HD

    158.78

    0.85(0.54%)

    44116

    International Business Machines Co...

    IBM

    142.78

    -0.12(-0.08%)

    584

    Johnson & Johnson

    JNJ

    131.8

    -0.39(-0.30%)

    1298

    JPMorgan Chase and Co

    JPM

    88.42

    -0.11(-0.12%)

    1813

    McDonald's Corp

    MCD

    159.58

    -0.32(-0.20%)

    206

    Microsoft Corp

    MSFT

    74.22

    -0.12(-0.16%)

    333163

    Nike

    NKE

    52.21

    -0.18(-0.34%)

    415

    Procter & Gamble Co

    PG

    92.75

    -0.22(-0.24%)

    1600

    Starbucks Corporation, NASDAQ

    SBUX

    53.34

    -0.13(-0.24%)

    63490

    Tesla Motors, Inc., NASDAQ

    TSLA

    348.7

    -1.91(-0.54%)

    18864

    Twitter, Inc., NYSE

    TWTR

    17.2

    -0.02(-0.12%)

    19812

    Verizon Communications Inc

    VZ

    46.18

    -0.02(-0.04%)

    1774

    Wal-Mart Stores Inc

    WMT

    79.6

    -0.52(-0.65%)

    2889

    Walt Disney Co

    DIS

    96.75

    -0.31(-0.32%)

    4508

    Yandex N.V., NASDAQ

    YNDX

    32.7

    -0.31(-0.94%)

    1400

  • 12:47

    Target price changes before the market open

    Walt Disney (DIS) target lowered to $97 from $112 at FBR & Co.

  • 08:20

    Major stock exchanges in Europe trading in the green zone: FTSE 7377.82 -19.16 -0.26%, DAX 12262.87 -33.76 -0.27%, CAC 5099.69 -14.93 -0.29%

  • 06:43

    Eurostoxx 50 futures down 0.3 pct, DAX futures down 0.3 pct, CAC 40 futures down 0.3 pct, FTSE futures down 0.2 pct

  • 05:36

    Global Stocks

    European stocks rose Thursday as eurozone economic growth figures were raised and the European Central Bank offered few surprises in leaving monetary policy intact. The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, +0.27% rose 0.3% to close at 374.95, little changed after the conclusion of ECB President Mario Draghi's news conference in Frankfurt. Only the financial sector finished in the red.

    U.S. stock indexes ended slightly lower Thursday as investors sold financials, consumer-discretionary and telecommunication shares, with Disney and Goldman Sachs exacting a hefty toll on the Dow industrials. Investors were tracking Hurricane Irma and registering the latest policy stance from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's. The ECB left key interest rates unchanged, while Draghi indicated that the decision on how to taper a quantitative-easing program will come in October.

    Asian markets were up -- apparently not affected by a massive data breach at Equifax or the impending arrival of Hurricane Irma on the U.S. mainland. Even U.S. stock futures were merely a mixed bag in early Friday trading.

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