U.S. stock markets are changing very slightly higher on Tuesday, spurred by bargain hunting after plogeon the day before. The Dow Jones rose 0.21% to 12,407.07 points, the Nasdaq advance of 0.23% to 2765.11 points and the S & P 500 gained 0.38% to 1322.35 points.
On Monday, the NYSE has closed lower for the second straight session, giving back to concerns about the debt of several countries considered fragile in the euro area and undermined by the sharp fall in oil prices has weighed on the energy sector.
The euro against the dollar resumes
While concern has focused until recently on the Greek case and the single issue of debt restructuring, they come to spread to other fragile countries of the euro area, including Spain.Even Belgium was concerned, as Fitch downgraded to "negative" view of the note because of the persistence of the institutional crisis in the kingdom.
In the wake of heightened tensions, the euro fell against the dollar, moving below the $ 1.40 for the first time in over two months. On Tuesday, the European currency regained a bit high. In early afternoon in Paris, the European single currency was worth $ 1.41.
On the macroeconomic front, investors will monitor the new home sales and expenditures and household incomes.Among the other highlights of the week, the Michigan index, and promises of sales are expected on Friday.
Bank of America pays $ 410 million to customers
Bank of America 0.30% to 11.45 dollars
The side of values, Bank of America has found a tentative agreement Monday night to pay $ 410 million to customers who complained of excessive bank charges after an overdraft on their account. The complaint partnership had attracted about one million customers aggrieved.
Coca-Cola Enterprises: 0.69% to 29.33 dollars
Also note, Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE), the leading bottler of Coca-Cola products in Western Europe, is listed since this morning on NYSE Euronext Paris, in addition to its listing in New York.The IPO price was set at 20.73 euros per share and the market capitalization of CEC on the day of the introduction amounted to 7.06 billion euros.
eBay: 0 no checking account payday advance.28%: 31.72 dollars
The distribution group online eBay does not use its earnings from the acquisition of Skype by Microsoft to make acquisitions, said its chief executive John Donahoe in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
Cisco Systems: -0.40% to 16.29 dollars
The spiritual movement Falun Gong filed a complaint with the U.S. against the U.S. computer equipment manufacturer Cisco Systems, which he believes helps the Chinese regime to suppress its followers.
Avon Products: 0.94% to $ 30
After the close DeWall Street, Avon Products has announced the appointment of Kimberly Ross, currently CFO of Dutch Royal Ahold, as Vice President and CFO of Avon.
Blackstone: 0.54% to 16.64 dollars
For his part, Blackstone seek transfer of real estate assets in Canada for about $ 900 million according to Reuters.
Sigma Aldrich: 0.53% to 68.62 dollars
Sigma Aldrich has announced the acquisition of Brazilian VETEC Quimica Fina Ltda, a provider of specialty chemicals for industry and research.The transaction, whose terms were not disclosed, should have no impact on results.
Union Pacific: 0.26% to 101.85 dollars
Union Pacific has announced the launch of a limited supply to exchange $ 750 million of existing bonds with bonds maturing 2022 and a partial settlement in cash.
Applied Materials: 0.69% to 13.89 dollars
The presentation of results from Applied Material, Tuesday and especially the speech which should also accompany attention. The group was downgraded by Goldman Sachs Friday because of a reduction in forecast request to the semiconductor industry.Also today, Compuware will also deliver his views on the changing demands of business and therefore on the strength of their investment in information technology.
Russian Yandex Internet group in turn could make a sensational debut on the Nasdaq, a week after scoring a spectacular goal in professional social network LinkedIn, says New York Times. The action Yandex will be sold at a price of 25 dollars, far beyond expectations, the newspaper said. Such a price would value the group at Moscow $ 8 billion.