Wall Street opens the week with losses and the Dow Jones returns 0.57%

The New York Stock Exchange closed Monday in negative territory and the Dow Jones fell 0.57% after another day of losses for the technology sector and between the new quarterly results of major companies on the market. 19659003] At the close of business, the main indicator subtracted 144.23 points from 25,306.83 points, while the selective S & P 500 fell by 0.58% or 16.22 points to 2 points. 802.60 points.

The Nasdaq composite market index lost 1.39% or 107.42 points, to reach 7,630.00, and after a third consecutive day of losses, it is at levels earlier this month. this.

large-cap conglomerates such as Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) (-2.19%), which plummeted more than 18% last Thursday; Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) (-0.56%), which publishes its results on Tuesday at the close; Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) (-2.09%), Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) (-5.70%) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (-1.82%).

Also extended losses The Twitter social network (-8.03%), which left Friday 20.5% of its value after revealing a slowdown in the growth rate of its users.

By sector, the technological chain declined another day (-1.78%), followed by industrial goods (-0.94%) and non-essential goods (-0.78%), while telecommunications was up (1.95%)) and energy (0.84%)

The New York Public Prosecutor's Office began the session in mixed field, but at the mid-session the three indicators were already in red and continued to fall to the rhythm

According to press releases, Canada, the European Union, Japan, Mexico and South Korea must meet in Geneva next week to evaluate a response to tariffs that the United States has threatened to impose on imports of automobiles and parts of them.

In addition, the Federal Reserve will hold a two-day monetary policy meeting tomorrow, from which markets hope to get clues on rate adjustment. d & # 39; interests. Faced with this expectation, the performance of 10-year Treasury bonds, benchmark, rose to 2.975% at the end of the session.

Among the most important results on Monday, the Caterpillar industrial machinery company (NYSE: CAT) announced an increase in its half-year earnings of 198%, but despite exceeding estimates ended with a decline 1.97% in the Dow.

In the group of 30 securities traded in the Dow, the ones that fell the most were those of Visa (NYSE: V) (-3.01%), American Express (NYSE: AXP) (-2.89 %), Boeing (NYSE: BA) (-2.66%) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) (-2.15%)

American Express fell after a report in the Wall Street Journal that showed that the firm has been attracting business customers since 2004 with low exchange rates and then raised them.

On the other side of the table, the shares of Merck (NYSE: MRK) (2.08%), Chevron, particularly advanced (NYSE: CVX) (1.48%) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ) (0.92%).

In other markets, the Texas barrel reached $ 70.13 and at the close of Wall Street, gold fell to $ 1,220.20 an ounce, and the dollar lost the land against the euro, which rose to $ 1,1703