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At 6 pm there was The Dow Jones Industrial Index fell 0.2% to 24,600, while the S & P 500 index remained unchanged at 2,674. The Nasdaq, technology-driven, was unchanged at 7,085.
At the sectoral level, it is better for communication companies than for commodity companies.
On the corporate front, the threat of import duties imposed by Donald Trump was weighing on Apple. During the day, representatives of Asian Digitimes also reported that the manufacturer of Iphonet had again withdrawn orders from subcontractors in Taiwan. Apple supported 0.6%.
Microsoft gained 0.3% and took the title of the largest US publicly traded company in the United States, based on market capitalization.
Tesla sales in China fell 70% last month compared to the same period last year, according to the Chinese passenger car organization, the China Passenger Car Association. Electricity shares fell 0.8%.
Monday has come GM's message that the company will reduce the number of employees by 10,000 and plans to close five plants until the end of next year. The message boosted the sector on Monday, but an analyst at Clarity Financials believes the sector may move in the opposite direction in the future.
GM was down 1.1% while Ford had dropped 0.8%.
United Technologies (UTC) will be split into three separate companies, following pressure from Daniel Loeb's Third Point activism fund and Bill Ackman's Pershing Square. The stock was down about 6 percent.
The interest on Ten-year US government bonds rose 1 point to 3.06%.
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