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Wall Street closed in a scattered order with energy companies suffering from falling oil prices in a market, but confident in the company results to be released this week .
Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.18% to 25,064.36 points, the Nasdaq, a strong technology component, lost 0.26% to 7,805.72 points and the S & P 500 lost 0.10% to 2,798 , 43 points .
"Falling oil prices have severely depressed energy stocks," said Peter Cardillo of Spartan Capital, after the price of oil quoted in New York fell $ 2.95 during the session. .
The two major US oil companies ExxonMobil and Chevron lose 0.98% and 0.85% respectively, and the energy sector stocks in the S & P 500 fall 1.18% on average .
Meanwhile, investors are expecting this week 's publication of an avalanche of corporate earnings, particularly those of Goldman Sachs, American Express, D & C' s. IBM, Microsoft and General Electric.
In the opinion of several market players, the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Finland had no impact on the indices.
On the debt market, the 10-year US Treasury yield rose to 2.851% from 2.827% Friday at the close, and the 30-year bond yield to 2.958% from 2.932% at closing. previous
• Brazil
The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange closed virtually steady Monday, amid falling oil prices and a dull session on Wall Street, while Embraer's newspapers it's demoted locally. On the foreign exchange market, the real fell by 0.37% to 3.8650 units per dollar
The Bovespa closed with a marginal rise of 0.08% to 76,652.58 points. The volume traded on the day was R $ 12,197 million, driven by operations related to the expiration of share option contracts, which added approximately R $ 4,000 million.
Lack of relevant developments in the politico-electoral scenario According to the operators, Brazil corroborated the dependence of the local session on the movements of international markets.
At the local level, Embraer shares reached 1.65%. The Brazilian airline has announced that it has placed a firm order for 25 E175 aircraft with United Airlines. Among the leading stocks, Petrobras' preferred shares fell 1.27%, in line with oil declines.
Vale's shares lost 0.62%. The miner said he reached a record level of iron ore and pelleted production in the second quarter.
• Europe
With the exception of the Frankfurt prosecutor's office, with a slight increase, the rest of the main European stock exchanges registered several decreases on Monday at the close
In London, the FTSE-100 index lost 0.80%, to 7,600.45 points. In contrast, the Frankfurt DAX gained a low 0.16% to 12,561.02 points. Paris also recorded a decline, the CAC 40 lost 0.36% to 5,409.43 points. For its part, the FTSE Mib index of Milan lost 0.32% to 21.823 points. Finally, the IBEX-35 Madrid fell 0.18% to 9,716.90 points.
• Asia
Chinese stocks fell on Monday after data showed that the country's economy grew at a slower pace in the second quarter, while the trade war with United States threatened to affect exports.
The CSI300 index of preferred shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange ended the session with a 0.6% retracement at 3,472.09 points. At the same time, the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.6% to settle at 2,814.04 points
The real estate and bank sectors posted losses 2.3% and 2.1% respectively.
China's economic growth has slowed as expected in the second quarter, while the government's efforts to manage debt risks are affecting activity and the tariff dispute with the United States continues to represent a risk for exports.
"They should slow down the pace of financial deleveraging and focus on measures that boost growth, for example, by increasing liquidity through cuts in bank reserves," said Iris Pang, economist at ING China. continental
. Hong Kong stock market, the Hang Seng benchmark remained steady at 28,539.66 points.
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