End of stocks in New York: Dow investors maintain their feet again | new

The Dow Jones closed down 0.06% to 25,044.29 points. In contrast, the S & P 500 at the market scale rose 0.18% to 2806.98 points. The Nasdaq 100 technology-driven selection index rose 0.29% to 7371.78 points

The backdrop of the Washington-Tehran trade is Trump's announced US exit of the international nuclear agreement with Iran in May. With the retreat, the Islamic Republic is now threatening sanctions on the financial and energy sectors, which the US government intends to fully implement in November.

Ruhani accused Trump of planning a policy of extermination of Iran with his punitive measures. It has threatened, inter alia, a closure of oil export routes in the Persian Gulf, which could block all the export of the region, which triggered a severe reaction.

The leaders of the S & P 500 were Hasbro shares 13 percent. The second-quarter results of the toy maker far exceeded market expectations

At the end of the index, Halliburton's shares fell by more than 8%. The supplier of oilfield equipment had disappointed its operating profit and had maintained lower yields in the second half of the year

Among the technology stocks, Tesla's paper was negative at around 3% . The electric car maker has asked subcontractors to repay a significant portion of the payments made since 2016, the Wall Street Journal quoted a letter as saying. The letter describes this as crucial for the continuation of the business and supports Tesla's efforts to become profitable and invest in the future of the company. Tesla has confirmed to the newspaper to look for lower prices from suppliers, but without specifically entering the memo.

Amazon shares were down 0.65%. Investors have justified this by a new attack by the US president against the company. Trump says that many Americans felt that the online retailer was going to be subject to cartel law.

The parent company of Google Alphabet surprised after hours with good quarterly figures: Alphabet's A shares rose by more than 4%.

The euro was traded for the last time at US $ 1,1696 in US trade. The European Central Bank had previously set the reference price at 1.1716 (Friday: 1.1670) dollars. The dollar costs 0.8535 (0.8569) euros. Major 10-year US government bonds remained under pressure, losing 18/32 points to 99 9/32 points. Their return was 2.96%. / La / he

— By Lutz Alexander, dpa-AFX —

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