Brexit was in focus also Monday and exchanges in New York continued down and the pound fell to its lowest against the dollar in 31 years according to MarketWatch.
Fear, represented by the volatility index VIX, however, dropped 7.4 percent to 23.85 after rising nearly 50 percent on Friday.
the Dow Jones fell 1.5 percent to 17,140.24 and the S & amp; P 500 ended up 1.81 percent to 2,000.54. For each share that rose were four that fell. Both index also fell below its 200-day moving average.
Financial shares led the downturn and Bank of America fell 6.3 percent on high turnover. The stock was today’s most traded and were joined by J.P. Morgan fell 3.3 percent and Citigroup fell 4.5 percent. Wells Fargo ended down 1.5 percent.
Telekom and seemingly safe yield was selected as a possible safe havens, but it was only AT & amp; T and Verizon, which rose by ten most traded.
Nasdaq fell 2.41 percent to 4594.44 and only Tesla of the ten most traded rose. The stock ended up 2.8 percent.
Oil prices fell and light crude fell $ 1 to $ 46.61 while Brent fell $ 0.9 to $ 47.48.
The gold price rose 5 , $ 2 to $ 1,327.6.
at the same time as interest ruling from Norges Bank last week, and the rationale for keeping the policy rate unchanged at 0.5 percent, is obsolete, there are now also new toner to hear from the United States. For example, it is now virtually impossible that there will be a rate hike in the US in July and the likelihood of more interest rate hikes this year is now less and less.
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