All of Wall Street's
major indexes finished at records on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 Index briefly trading above 2,600.
For a second consecutive day, all
the major indices finished in negative territory.
December 31, 2013 • Stocks in the U.S. had a banner year with all
the major indexes finishing with better than 20 percent returns.
Not exact matches
With all that in mind, US stocks should have been slightly boosted by the subtle developments, and the
major indices tried to rally after the initial volatile period, but the broader technical setup overwhelmed the attempt, and equities
finished near their lows.
The main
indexes in Asia
finished nicely higher overnight, while the
major European bourses are in positive territory as trading moves into the second half of the session on the Continent.
After a strong open, the S&P 500
Index was down 0.1 % by the close to
finish at 2,747.33, with most
major sectors languishing.
All the
major U.S.
indexes finished lower this week.
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Major US stock
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Wall Street's
major indexes overcame a volatile session of trade to
finish higher on Thursday.
S&P 500
Finishes Week Lower; Risky Assets Look Overextended Trading ended in the stock
index futures on Friday with the three
major indices getting hit hard by selling pressure.
The S&P Municipal Bond
Index recorded a positive 3.32 % total return in 2015 securing a second place
finish among
major asset classes.
While talk of tariffs and trade wars sparked selling pressure toward the end of the quarter in the domestic markets, investors abroad shrugged off the discussion and the
major international
indices finished the period down slightly.
U.S. stocks
finished higher on Tuesday, with the
major indexes recalibrating from a tech - induced selloff at the beginning of the week.