the Number of employed in the private sector in the united STATES rose by 216.000 people in november, showed figures from ADP Employer Services on Wednesday. According to Bloomberg, it was expected an increase of 170.000. At the same time, however, was also October’s revised down from 147.000 to 119.000.
In addition, did the Chicago PMI a jump in november, but none of the two news led to greater impact on the stock exchanges in New York.
While ten of the ten most traded shares on the Nasdaq fell, and all fell between one and two per cent, it was almost the reverse on the NYSE, where nine of the ten most traded shares ended up.
the Dow Jones ended the day up a marginal 0.01 per cent to 19.123,38 and increased it to 5.5 per cent in november.
S&P 500 fell 0,27 percent to 2.198,81, but ended nevertheless with an increase of 3.4 per cent in november.
the Nasdaq fell 1,05% to 5.323,68 and ended the day up 2.6 per cent in november.
Banks went up Wednesday, at higher interest rates and a near 100 percent probability that there will be a renteheving in the united STATES the 14. December.
Bank of America soared 4.5 percent and J. P. Morgan rose 1.6 per cent. Wells Fargo rose 2 percent and Citigroup ended the day up 1.6 per cent.
oil prices bounced up on the OPEC agreement to cut production. Lettoljen rose 7.7 per cent to 49,01 dollars and Brent ended up 8.1 per cent to 51,5 dollars.
oil-related stocks coasted up and dominated the winner list with the shares, which rose 20 – 40 per cent. The NYSE Arca Oil Index rose 5.5 percent.
Heavy shares of Halliburton ended the day up 11.1 per cent, while Marathon Oil narrow up the whole of 20,1 per cent. Chevron rose 2 percent and ExxonMobil ended the day up 1.6 per cent.
the gold price fell 15,9 dollars to 1.174,9 dollars.
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