Noticias del mercado
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22:10
Major US stock indexes finished trading mainly in the red
Major US stock indices predominantly declined amid a fall in the conglomerate sector and investors' expectations of a meeting between the leaders of the United States and China.
Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to meet at the G20 summit on June 28-29 in Japan. However, according to Reuters, analysts do not expect the conclusion of a trade agreement following this meeting, but they hope for progress in the negotiations. On Monday, China’s vice minister of commerce announced that the negotiators were negotiating, and confirmed that both parties must compromise in order to conclude the deal.
Shares of the health sector came under pressure after reports that President Donald Trump would issue an increase in the transparency of health spending.
The increased tensions between the US and Iran also negatively affected the mood of market participants after Tehran hit a US drone last week. On Sunday, President Trump said he was not seeking war with Iran after a high-ranking Iranian military commander warned that any conflict in the Gulf region could spread uncontrollably and threaten the lives of American troops.
In addition, today, Trump signed a decree imposing additional sanctions against Iran, and noted that the sanctions were imposed in response to the crashed drone. “Sanctions will be directed against Iran’s supreme leader. The US wants Iran to stop sponsoring terrorism. But the US does not seek conflict with Iran,” Trump said, adding that the US will not allow Iran to have nuclear weapons.
Most of the components of DOW finished trading in positive territory (21 out of 30). The growth leader was Dow Inc. (DOW; + 2.40%). Outsiders were The Home Depot (HD; -1.80%).
Almost all sectors of the S & P recorded a decline. The largest drop was shown by the conglomerate sector (-0.7%). Only the consumer goods sector grew (+ 0.1%).
At the time of closing:
Dow 26,729.23 +10.10 +0.04%
S & P 500 2,945.35 -5.11 -0.17%
Nasdaq 100 8,005.70 -26.01 -0.32%
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21:00
DJIA +0.10% 26,746.35 +27.22 Nasdaq -0.20% 8,015.27 -16.43 S&P -0.09% 2,947.93 -2.53
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18:01
European stocks closed: FTSE 100 7,416.69 +9.19 +0.12% DAX 12,274.57 -65.35 -0.53% CAC 40 5,521.71 -6.62 -0.12%
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15:33
U.S. Stocks open: Dow +0.21%, Nasdaq +0.16% S&P +0.09%
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15:16
Before the bell: S&P futures +0.24%, NASDAQ futures +0.32%
U.S. stock-index futures rose moderately on Monday, as investors were awaiting a highly-anticipated meeting between the U.S. Presidents Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping later this week on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan.
Global Stocks:
Index/commodity
Last
Today's Change, points
Today's Change, %
Nikkei
21,285.99
+27.35
+0.13%
Hang Seng
28,513.00
+39.29
+0.14%
Shanghai
3,008.15
+6.17
+0.21%
S&P/ASX
6,665.40
+14.60
+0.22%
FTSE
7,413.78
+6.28
+0.08%
CAC
5,524.01
-4.32
-0.08%
DAX
12,281.06
-58.86
-0.48%
Crude oil
$57.94
+0.89%
Gold
$1,410.10
+0.71%
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14:50
Wall Street. Stocks before the bell
(company / ticker / price / change ($/%) / volume)
3M Co
MMM
173.78
0.43(0.25%)
559
ALTRIA GROUP INC.
MO
48.2
0.20(0.42%)
13342
Amazon.com Inc., NASDAQ
AMZN
1,915.27
3.97(0.21%)
19556
American Express Co
AXP
125.25
0.52(0.42%)
1147
Apple Inc.
AAPL
199
0.22(0.11%)
103940
AT&T Inc
T
32.55
0.10(0.31%)
6524
Boeing Co
BA
372.6
0.76(0.20%)
4938
Chevron Corp
CVX
125.2
0.27(0.22%)
3177
Cisco Systems Inc
CSCO
57.32
0.29(0.51%)
9895
Citigroup Inc., NYSE
C
67.98
0.01(0.01%)
2531
Deere & Company, NYSE
DE
165.99
1.71(1.04%)
6216
Exxon Mobil Corp
XOM
77.73
0.04(0.05%)
6723
Facebook, Inc.
FB
192.85
1.71(0.89%)
99422
FedEx Corporation, NYSE
FDX
163
-2.35(-1.42%)
6005
Ford Motor Co.
F
9.98
-0.01(-0.10%)
11207
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., NYSE
FCX
11.36
0.02(0.18%)
8660
General Electric Co
GE
10.54
0.06(0.57%)
88861
General Motors Company, NYSE
GM
36.95
0.03(0.08%)
53389
Goldman Sachs
GS
196
0.06(0.03%)
13106
Google Inc.
GOOG
1,119.90
-1.98(-0.18%)
2981
Home Depot Inc
HD
209.38
-0.01(-0.00%)
1379
Intel Corp
INTC
47.55
0.09(0.19%)
9037
International Business Machines Co...
IBM
139.08
-0.12(-0.09%)
416
International Paper Company
IP
43
-0.61(-1.40%)
2545
Johnson & Johnson
JNJ
142.52
0.43(0.30%)
1326
JPMorgan Chase and Co
JPM
109.3
-0.14(-0.13%)
17031
McDonald's Corp
MCD
204.8
0.54(0.26%)
471
Merck & Co Inc
MRK
84.8
0.23(0.27%)
2667
Microsoft Corp
MSFT
137.46
0.49(0.36%)
39176
Nike
NKE
86.19
0.44(0.51%)
3092
Pfizer Inc
PFE
43.75
0.08(0.18%)
2065
Procter & Gamble Co
PG
111.72
0.52(0.47%)
4966
Starbucks Corporation, NASDAQ
SBUX
84.77
0.95(1.13%)
668
Tesla Motors, Inc., NASDAQ
TSLA
223
1.14(0.51%)
37763
The Coca-Cola Co
KO
51.64
0.09(0.17%)
2058
Travelers Companies Inc
TRV
151
-0.48(-0.32%)
225
Twitter, Inc., NYSE
TWTR
35.04
0.02(0.06%)
17141
United Technologies Corp
UTX
130.2
1.45(1.13%)
20278
UnitedHealth Group Inc
UNH
252.4
0.12(0.05%)
242
Verizon Communications Inc
VZ
57.97
0.20(0.35%)
5605
Visa
V
174.12
0.68(0.39%)
4896
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
WMT
111.47
0.34(0.31%)
5933
Walt Disney Co
DIS
140.5
0.27(0.19%)
15979
Yandex N.V., NASDAQ
YNDX
39.42
0.40(1.03%)
4154
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14:46
Target price changes before the market open
Alphabet (GOOG) target lowered to $1250 from $1290 at MoffettNathanson
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14:46
Downgrades before the market open
Int'l Paper (IP) downgraded to Equal-Weight from Overweight at Stephens
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14:45
Upgrades before the market open
Deere (DE) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Jefferies; target raised to $190
United Tech (UTX) upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at Cowen; target raised to $150
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02:30
Stocks. Daily history for Friday, June 21, 2019
Index Change, points Closed Change, % NIKKEI 225 -204.22 21258.64 -0.95 Hang Seng -76.72 28473.71 -0.27 KOSPI -5.67 2125.62 -0.27 ASX 200 -36.6 6650.8 -0.55 FTSE 100 -16.94 7407.5 -0.23 DAX -15.47 12339.92 -0.13 CAC 40 -7.24 5528.33 -0.13 Dow Jones -34.04 26719.13 -0.13 S&P 500 -3.72 2950.46 -0.13 NASDAQ Composite -19.63 8031.71 -0.24 -
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