S & amp; P 500 index closed down 1.03 percent in 2014 to 2058.90 points with an annual rise of 11.39 percent.
At the same time last year it was expected that the broad index only should advance 6 percent, which certainly got many investors to buy some extra missiles before the night’s big party.
The Dow Jones index rose 7.52 percent, while the 17,823.07 points in 2014, while the Nasdaq indices advanced 13.4 percent to 4736.05 points.
The two fell respectively 0.89 and 0.87 per cent in yesterday’s trade.
– It’s thin trading Today, there is little news there, said a chief strategist at US Trust to MarketWatch. On average was trading below 30-day average.
Good year
Investors on the stock exchanges in New York can look back on another good year.
Among exchanges in 24 countries is the S & amp; P 500 on track to come in at fourth place – beaten only by Denmark, New Zealand and Ireland.
Taking however into account the strong dollar trend is the S & amp; P 500 on track to be the best among the all.
In 2013 the increase was 29.6 per cent full, while the S & amp; P 500 index total has risen 64 percent over the past three years.
The last two decades have index has risen by an annual average of 9.7 percent.
Contributions end to the surge in 2014 improved company performance, stable growth in the US economy and a supportive central bank market however mainly waiting will begin to raise its key rate in the middle of 2015.
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