The U.S. stock markets ended on a mixed note on Friday. The Dow Jones gained 0.36% to 12,004.36 points and the S & P 500 advanced 0.31% to 1271.30 points, but the Nasdaq was down 0.29% to 2616.48 points and the S & P 500 rose 0 , 89% to 1278.87 points. Thursday, Wall Street has ended in a disorganized, fears shared by more and more vivid on the outcome of the crisis of public finances in Europe and reassuring indicators from the United States who came to end a series of bad news on the macroeconomic level.
Greece still under surveillance
The situation in Greece has once again attracted the attention of investors. Originally scheduled Thursday, the redesign part of the Greek government has intervened in the morning.
On the foreign exchange market, the euro lost ground against the dollar.In the late evening in Paris, the single European currency was worth 1.4302 dollars against 1.4209 dollars on Thursday night.
Oil prices fell again Friday in New York, which lost 1.94 per barrel to 93.01 dollars and dollar fell to its lowest level in nearly four months, the market impact of caring Greek crisis on energy demand.
On the macroeconomic front, consumer confidence down in the U.S., according to the index of U.S. consumer confidence released Friday by the University of Michigan, which has provisionally to 71.8 in June, less than The analysts thought.
The index of leading indicators, which foreshadows the general trend of the U.S. economy for months, was up 0.8% in May to 114.7, after falling 0.4% (revised from 0, 3%) the previous month no faxing payday loan. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a 0.2% increase.
RIM, in line with expectations
Capital One: -0.33% to 48.84 dollars
The side of values, the U.S. bank Capital One said Thursday after the close of Wall Street that it would buy the Dutch bank insurer ING's U.S. subsidiary of ING Direct online bank for $ 9 billion in cash and shares.Under the agreement, ING Capital One pays $ 6.2 billion in cash, together with some 55.9 million shares of Capital One, estimated at about $ 2.8 billion.
Research in Motion: -21.45% to 27.75 dollars
The Canadian group Research in Motion (RIM), listed on Wall Street, manufacturer of BlackBerry smart phones, said Thursday after market close a net profit of 695 million U.S. dollars, in line with expectations, but sales below market expectations for its first quarter.
Central Pacific Financial: 6.04% to 13.69 dollars
Also note, the U.S. Treasury said Thursday it planned to recover about 36 million in bringing to market some 2.85 million shares of Bank Central Pacific Financial held.
Boeing: 0.22% to 74.17 dollars
Orders for medium-haul aircraft should carve out the lion's share at Paris Air Show, in particular the re-engined Airbus A320, whose commercial success increases the pressure on Boeing for a decision on the future of 737, the 'best-selling commercial airplane in the world.
After falling 23.88% for its second day on the stock market, Pandora Media, which side now below its IPO price, gained 0.75% to 13.36 dollars.