NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street closed lower
Wednesday, the German decision to prohibit sales
discovered naked on the bonds and CDS
Rulers of the euro area have raised doubts in
the minds of investors.
The Dow Jones lost 0.63%, 66.58 points at 10,444.37
points, the S & P 500 dropped 5.75 points, to 0.51%
1115.05 points and the Nasdaq fell 18.89 points,
0.82%, to 2298.37 points.
The three indexes finished but far enough from their
lowest sitting.
The titles of major industrial groups, very
dependent on their sales abroad, were the most
affected by the motion of no confidence that entered the
U.S. stock markets. Caterpillar has lost 2.77% to
U.S. $ 61.44, while Boeing dropped 2.22% to
U.S. $ 66.21 and Microsoft has dropped 1.25% to 28.24
dollars.
"There remains much uncertainty in the markets
foreigners. It is unclear how far things
can go, "said Steve Goldman market strategist
of Weeden.
Germany declared war on Tuesday night
speculators and has gone against its partners foot
Europeans who have testified Wednesday that he was not
consulted on the decision to prohibit purely Berlin
and only certain financial transactions.
Chancellor Angela Merkel in the Bundestag, has
said that the euro was at risk. She urged
EU to speed up market supervision
and implement a new financial tax.
European shares before them and the places
Asian Financial were very badly received this
information which will deprive some investors
instruments of speculation.
To reverse the trend Hewlett-Packard has finished
increase from 0.47% to 47.00 U.S. dollars after having released Tuesday
only the results above expectations and raised its
forecasts.
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