Wall Street opens and the Dow Jones climbs 0.07% – La República EC

Wall Street today opened mixed markets and Dow Jones Industrial, its main indicator, rose 0.07% before a day marked by commercial results and the bilateral summit between US leaders. and Russia.

Half an hour after the opening, which was mixed, the Dow Jones added 18.50 points, to 25,037.91 full, while the S & P Selective 500 fell 0.06% or 1 , 59 points, on the other hand, the Nasdaq composite index, in which are listed major technology groups, was up 0.07% or 5.40 points, up to 7 831.38 points.

sectors, most were in negative territory and had a sharp drop in energy (1.27%), related to oil prices, which in the case of Texas barrel, the reference, has dropped by 2.61%, to $ 69, 16

The real estate sector also decreased by 1.01%, while the financial leader dominated the gains, with an advance of 0.95% .

The New York Public Prosecutor's Office started the day virtually flat, with indicators looking for direction before the new business results that showcase key businesses for the market.

On Monday the turn was for Bank of America, which exceeded investor expectations for net earnings per share and income and was up 1.80% on the New York Stock Exchange at that time.

On the other hand, badysts They are waiting for the first bilateral summit between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, despite the fact that the former said that he had "few d & rsquo; # 39; s expectations. "

Among the 30 largest Dow Jones stocks, gains were led by Cisco (2.01%), JPMorgan (1.55%) and Goldman Sachs (1.15%) and Boeing Aviation (1.29%).

On the other side of the table, within this group, the oil companies Exxon Mobil (-1.01%) and Chevron (-1.02%) were the most affected.

In the Nasdaq index, which chained Friday's second consecutive record, Netflix rose 1.03% in anticipation of the results presented this afternoon at the close.

On other markets, gold fell to $ 1,240.70 an ounce, the yield on 10-year Treasury bills rose to 2,864% and the dollar lost ground against the euro, which rose to 1,179 dollars. EFE