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U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday as market concerns on the worsening Europe debt crisis so adds the market downturn that has hit hard on Friday by a dismal U.S. economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 151.44 points (1.20 percent) to 12,505.76.

S&P 500 shed 24.31 points (1.81 percent) to end at 1,319.49, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 57.19 points (2.00 percent) to 2,802.62. It follows a sharp fall in European markets because of political leaders and bankers in the Greece debt talks continue to Read it all..

Stocks on Wall Street weakened due to exposure to profit taking. U.S. employment data are far below expectations.

Attenuation suffered by Uncle Sam stock, ending an eight-day rally Nasdaq. Although the entire major indexes on Wall Street corrected, but in a week they managed to add points.

U.S. employment data only increased 18,000 peoples in June, even far below the lowest expectations of analysts. It is surprising investors who had just put the funds in capital markets. Read it all..

U.S. stocks recovered from a “collapsed in June” on Thursday, lifted by an unexpected narrowing of the trade deficit the United States in April.

Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 75.42 points (0.63 percent) to close at 12,124.36, ending a six-session decline in a row since the beginning of the month.

S&P 500 Index broader adding 9.44 points (0.74 percent) to 1289.00, while the Nasdaq technology composite index rose 9.49 share points (0.35 percent) to 2,684.87. Read it all..

United States stock market fell sharply in trading Tuesday (12/4). The decline was influenced by the economic growth forecast will be lower and there are signs of uncertainty in the survey among small business owners.

After the opening of Wall Street, stock futures fall after Japan raised the level of nuclear crisis. Alcoa Inc. earnings disappoint sentiment also affects the decrease in the index. As quoted from marketwatch.com.

“It’s like the Red Sox season so far, full of promise but it begins with bad things,” said Chief Market Strategist JP Morgan Asset Management, David Kelly.

He further said that investor confidence is influenced by a number of Read it all..

U.S. stocks pushed up on Tuesday (03/29/2011) local time, ignoring debt downgrades Portugal and Greece, and data on U.S. house prices and consumer sentiment that indicating more difficulty for the economic recovery.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 81.13 points (0.67 percent) at 12,279.01. S&P 500 Index increased 9.25 points (0.71 percent) to 1,319.44, while NASDAQ composite index rose 26.21 points (0.96 percent) to Read it all..