Talk about rate cuts in the UK, to stave off the effects of the referendum, good prospects for new measures from the European Central Bank, perhaps a new round of even greater stimulus in Japan after Shinzo Abe was re-elected as prime minister in Japan weekend and that job figures from the US last Friday was perhaps not better than the federal funds rate in the US will be kept low while still contributed to a new record on Wall Street Monday.
S & amp; P 500 rose 0 , 34 percent to 2,137.16 and the new all-time high. There were also new all-time high intraday of 2,143.16. The previous record was from May 2015 on 2,130.82 on May 21 and inradag high the day before at 2134.72.
Now wait technical chief strategist Katie Stockton, BTIG, according to MarketWatch that the S & amp; P 500 could rise widens to 2,400 this year.
Dow Jones up 0.44 percent to 18,226.93. It did not contain a new all-time high, but it was not far away. The record for the Dow Jones intraday is from 20 May last year, at 18,350.13. Top looks like the day after, at 18,285.74.
For each share that fell on the NYSE Monday there was more than two shares rose.
Having sniffed at 5000 again ended Nasdaq up 0.64 percent to 4,908.64. For every stock that fell, there were more than a stock that rose.
Eight of the ten most traded shares on the NYSE ended up, while only Netflix of the ten most traded shares on Nasdaq fell.
however, it was another difficult day for the oil price. Light oil fell $ 0.9 to $ 44.49 on råvarebøsen in New York, while Brent fell $ 0.7 to $ 46.05.
Exxon Mobil still rose 0.4 percent, while Chevron rose 0.6 percent.
the gold price fell $ 2.6 to $ 1,355.8.
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