Following the biggest 3-day rise since 2011 last week opens up exchanges also Monday.
At the moment Dow Jones and S & amp; P up 0.5 and 0.2 percent.
Some of the positive mood comes from increased optimism that the Federal Reserve will continue to support the economy.
– It’s about a continuation of last week’s strength came from Yellen’s comments and the strong rally that started last Wednesday, said a manager at Wedbush Securities Bloomberg.
US stocks rose throughout 5 percent Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week after Yellen said that the central bank will probably keep its key rate near zero at least through the first quarter, despite the fact that the US economy continues to strengthen.
Good macro figures
Monday showed Chicago Federal Reserve Bank national activity index a revised rise from 0.31 in October (originally reported 0.14) to 0.73 in November.
According to our macro calendar was expected an index of 0.25.
An index on zero points indicates that the US economy is growing with historical trend, while positive values indicate growth above the historical average.
Boeing with China sales
Boeing rises while 0.5 per cent in the opening. The American airline announced earlier today that Air China has signed an agreement to buy 60 Boeing B-737 aircraft for $ 5.9 billion.
The airline said in September that they expect China will need more than 6020 aircraft over the next 20 years, 8 percent increase from last year’s estimate, as a result of several foreign leisure travel.
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