U.S. stocks fell on Monday (Tuesday, 11.15 am GMT), as the market continues to oversee the political change in Greece and Italy that aims to overcome the debt crisis of the euro zone.
After two consecutive up session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 74.77 points (0.62%) to end at 12078.91.
Indicator of the broader market S & P 500 lost 12.05 points (0.95%) to 1251.80, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 21.53 points (0.80%) to 2657.22.
The atmosphere of crisis after crisis in Europe, because the Italians again forced to pay high interest rates to borrow, despite Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi resigned.
After two consecutive up session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 74.77 points (0.62%) to end at 12078.91.
Indicator of the broader market S & P 500 lost 12.05 points (0.95%) to 1251.80, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 21.53 points (0.80%) to 2657.22.
The atmosphere of crisis after crisis in Europe, because the Italians again forced to pay high interest rates to borrow, despite Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi resigned.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Europe may be on the "most difficult hours" since World War II.
"The discomfort occurs throughout the oceans (Europe-USA) due to changes in the political landscape in the euro zone, debt auctions varied in Italy, and the weak data on industrial production in the eurozone," said analysts at Charles Schwab.
Finance is the worst performing sector in this session, Briefing.com analysts noted.
Bank of America fell 2.6%, 3.2% Citigroup, Goldman Sachs fell 2.3% and JPMorgan Chase lost 2.2%.
Taifan investor Warren Buffett revealed that Berkshire Hathaway investment company has bought 5.5 percent stake in IBM since March worth more than U.S. $ 10 billion.
The most heavily traded stocks Berkshire "B" fell 1.4% to U.S. $ 75.86 and IBM ended flat at U.S. $ 187.35.
Boeing rose 1.5% to U.S. $ 67.94 after winning the biggest commercial aircraft orders.
In Dubai, Emirates Airlines announced an order for 50 Boeing passenger jets 777-300ER, in a deal worth U.S. $ 18 billion, with an option to buy 20 more. And Oman Air said it hopes to buy six 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
The bond market, which closed on Friday, up. The yield on the 10-year bond fell to 2.04 percent from 2.06 percent on Thursday, while the yield on 30-year bond fell to 3.09% dari3, 11%. (Ant/Ol-3)
"The discomfort occurs throughout the oceans (Europe-USA) due to changes in the political landscape in the euro zone, debt auctions varied in Italy, and the weak data on industrial production in the eurozone," said analysts at Charles Schwab.
Finance is the worst performing sector in this session, Briefing.com analysts noted.
Bank of America fell 2.6%, 3.2% Citigroup, Goldman Sachs fell 2.3% and JPMorgan Chase lost 2.2%.
Taifan investor Warren Buffett revealed that Berkshire Hathaway investment company has bought 5.5 percent stake in IBM since March worth more than U.S. $ 10 billion.
The most heavily traded stocks Berkshire "B" fell 1.4% to U.S. $ 75.86 and IBM ended flat at U.S. $ 187.35.
Boeing rose 1.5% to U.S. $ 67.94 after winning the biggest commercial aircraft orders.
In Dubai, Emirates Airlines announced an order for 50 Boeing passenger jets 777-300ER, in a deal worth U.S. $ 18 billion, with an option to buy 20 more. And Oman Air said it hopes to buy six 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
The bond market, which closed on Friday, up. The yield on the 10-year bond fell to 2.04 percent from 2.06 percent on Thursday, while the yield on 30-year bond fell to 3.09% dari3, 11%. (Ant/Ol-3)
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