Dow Jones rose more than a thousand points – finances

L & 39 Dow Jones US industrial index on Wednesday, before the closing of inventories, rose by 1086 points or 4.98% up to 22878.45.

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As the Bloomberg News Agency said, it is the largest increase in this stock index over the past year. One session in the last 9.5 years

Last Monday, Loki, the last trading day before Christmas, the Dow Jones lost 653.17 points, or 2.91%, because of the fears of the participants of the US-China trade disputes, the decline in oil prices and criticism of President Donald Trump. the US (FRS).

According to Wednesday's session, the S & P 500 Index, which includes the shares of the 500 largest companies in the US market, also posted a positive momentum: it rose 4 , 96% or 116.6 points to the mark of 2467, 70 The index of the NASDAQ Electronic Stock Exchange rose 5.84% or 361.44 points to 6554.35.

The number of Apple shares rose sharply – immediately from 7.04% – with a 6.83% increase in Microsoft's stock to 6 42% – Google shares, Citigroup Bank shares have Increased by 4.38%. In connection with the rise in WTI class oil prices with a February delivery of 1.13% – up to $ 46.74 a barrel increased the shares of oil companies: Marathon Oil – 11.93%, Perrigo – 11.51 In an interview with Bloomberg, Kim Forrest, head of investment firm Fort Pitt Capital Group, said in an interview with Bloomberg that one of the reasons for the success of this trading day was that the participants at the market had stopped worrying about the release of Jerome Powell as president of the Fed. "The fact that the head of the Fed does not leave his position has strongly influenced the positive mood of market players," he said. "So worries about the consequences of his release have disappeared."

Earlier Wednesday, in an interview with The Kevin Hassett, president of the Wall Street Journal and chairman of the advisory board on the US presidential economy, said that although there are "political differences" with Powell in Trump, the president does not intend to bring down the head of the Fed.