Monday's market wrap
- 6 years ago
Wall Street started the week off higher,...
The benchmarks closed up,... but were well off the peak of the day,... as energy shares pulled back after a late-afternoon tweet by President Trump indicating that his decision was imminent on whether the U.S. would scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
The Dow Jones was up 95 points, or less than one-half percent at 24,357.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq, recorded a second straight positive session, adding a little over zero-point-3 percent at 2,672, and zero-point-7 percent at 7,265 respectively.
And we go to Europe,... as it was an off-day in Korea.
Shares closed higher on Monday,... as investors digested further earnings and pushed capital into the energy sector.
UK's FTSE 100 was up around one-percent at 7,567,... Germany's DAX, up one-percent at 12,948 and France's CAC 40 added zero-point-3 percent at 5,531.
The benchmarks closed up,... but were well off the peak of the day,... as energy shares pulled back after a late-afternoon tweet by President Trump indicating that his decision was imminent on whether the U.S. would scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
The Dow Jones was up 95 points, or less than one-half percent at 24,357.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq, recorded a second straight positive session, adding a little over zero-point-3 percent at 2,672, and zero-point-7 percent at 7,265 respectively.
And we go to Europe,... as it was an off-day in Korea.
Shares closed higher on Monday,... as investors digested further earnings and pushed capital into the energy sector.
UK's FTSE 100 was up around one-percent at 7,567,... Germany's DAX, up one-percent at 12,948 and France's CAC 40 added zero-point-3 percent at 5,531.