Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Wall Street saw red – OBI Online

The Dow Jones ended down 0.49 percent to 18,313.84 points, the S & amp; P500 fell 0.64 percent to 2157.03 points while the Nasdaq fell 0.90 percent to 5137.73 points.

CBOE VIX volatilitetesindeksen often referred to as the “fear index” was up 9.9 percent to just under 13.7.

Around four shares declined for every share that rose on the NYSE.

Brent oil was down 0.95 percent intraday to 41.80 around closing on Wall Street. At the same time cost the US light crude $ 39.53 a barrel, representing a decrease of 1.30 percent.

– All in all, it concerns around global growth combined with oil prices, says investment strategist Kate Warne in Edward Jones CNBC.

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Besides weak oil prices had US investors also with the bad mood of European trade, where bank stocks weighed. Despite falling oil prices were energy shares on the S & amp; P500 index up 0.7 percent shortly before closing.

auto stocks were weighed down by bilsalgstall for July which came in below expectations. The two largest automakers in the US, Ford and General Motors fell respectively. and percent.

Macro

Americans’ private income rose 0.2 percent in June, while spending was up 0.4 percent from mai.Konsensus was 0.3 and 0.4 percent increase respectively. income and consumption.

The core PCE rose as expected 0.1 percent in June.

Quarterly

Prior to the start joined Procter & amp; Gamble on a net profit of 69 cents per share, in its accounting Q4. Shares rose 0.41 percent to $ 86.76.

Pfizer earned 64 cents per share, 2 cents better than consensus. The company maintained its guidance, but the focus is according to Reuter on the future organization of the company. The stock fell 2.47 percent to $ 36.39.

Excluding non-recurring items, the results for RCCL into $ 1.09 per share, according to MarketWatch over FactSet consensus of 1.02 dollars per share. But guidance disappointed as the stock fell 6.28 percent to $ 67.35.

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