Go Finance Reporting in New York - End of this week's stock market the United States (U.S.) is in the red line. This is because the market makers to ignore the inflation that occurred in the U.S., and poor earnings reports a number of firms in the U.S. so the impact on consumer confidence is also falling in the U.S..
As reported by AFP from the site on Saturday (05/14/2011), as far as the Dow Jones index plunged 100.85 points, or 0.79 percent to 12,595.07 at the close of trading positions yesterday.
Not much different, the S & P 500 index also declined by 10.95 points, or 0.81 percent, to 1,337.70. Meanwhile the Nasdaq index was also slumped as much as 34.57 points, or 1.21 percent to 2,828.47.
"At this point the financial markets continue to behave as the impact of throwing it open only the development of the United States economy, but also the development of global economy," said analyst with DA Davidson & Co., Frederic Dickson. (GoFinance)
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