Indices

S&P 500: Slightly up before the ECB meeting

While awaiting the ECB meeting tomorrow, European markets are going upward, supported by the banking and oil sectors. The S&P 500, which ended down 1.12% to 1979 points is expected to rise +0.5% in...

S&P 500: Initial downward movement (-0.4%)

While European markets have sharply reduced their decline at lunchtime despite the strong reduce of China trade balance, the S&P 500 is expected to open down -0.4%. He had closed up +0.09% at 2001...

S&P 500: -0.4% in early trading

After finishing up +0.33% at 1999.99 points following the good employment figures in the US , the S&P 500 should open down by -0.4%. As for statistics, only the consumer credit will be released at...

S&P 500: +0.4% after Nfp

After finishing slightly up 0.35% to 1993 points thanks to commodities and financial stocks, the S&P500 is expected to start the session up +0.4%. As for statistics, the trade balance down -45.7B...

S&P 500: Slightly down by -0.1%

The Beige Book has shown a mixed US economy that allowed the S&P 500 to close up +0.41% at 1986 points, operators believing that no rate increase should only intervene at the next Fed meeting. The...

S&P 500: Down -0.2% at the opening

In the wake of oil stocks, automotive and financial, the S&P 500 ended sharply up +2.38% at 1978 points yesterday, the statistics were also higher than expected. The ISM manufacturing index stood at...

S&P 500: Upward movement at the opening (+0.7%)

While European markets accentuate their lead since the opening despite disappointing economic indicators in China, the S&P 500 should start the session up +0.6%. The major american index had ended...

S&P 500: Sligthly up (+0.1%)

While European markets are back near the equilibrium price after a distinctly bearish session start, the S&P 500 should open slightly up +0.1%. He had closed lower by -0.19% at 1948 points on Friday,...

S&P 500: Upward movement (+0.5%)

New trading session in an upward trend for the S&P 500, which closed up +1.1% at 1950 points yesterday on Wall Street. Today, after the release of US GDP well above expectations the index should...

S&P 500: Slightly up +0.25%

Yesterday, US markets had closed in positive territory, especially the S&P 500 at 1929 points , corresponding to the high points of the day. The macroeconomic date published were not in favor of a...

S&P 500: -1% in early trades

After a trading session at -1.25% yesterday, the S&P 500 is expected to extend its downward trend in line with the fall of oil prices today. During the pre-opening indicate a return just on the...

S&P 500: Inital downward movement of -0.5%

While European markets losing ground today as a result of some profit taking, the S&P 500 should start the session down 0.5%. He had ended up sharply +1.45% at 1945 points yesterday in the wake of...

S&P 500: Initial upward movement of +1%

After completing perfectly stable Friday at 1917 points hit by the oil decline, the S&P 500 should follow European markets open up +1%. European indexes posting gains of more than 1.5% on average,...

S&P 500: -0.2% in early trading

After finishing down -0.47% at 1917 points due to crude oil declines, the S&P 500 should open slightly down -0.2% today in the wake of European markets. As for statistics, the consumer price index...

S&P 500: +0.3% to start the trading session

The optimism in recent sessions should continue in the US, with rising oil prices and good earnings releases in Europe. The S&P 500 that finished with a gain of 1.65% at 1926 points yesterday, is...

S&P 500: +0.7% expected

The major US index has done a strong rebound from the 1800 points area. Yesterday, the S&P 500 has indeed gained over +1.6% at 1895 points and is expected to open, according to the pre-opening,...

S&P 500: First day of the week : +0.9% !

After closed up +1.9% at 1864 points on Friday in the wake of oil prices rebound, the S&P 500 is expected to begin the week up nearly +0.9%. Wall-Street was closed yesterday for President's...

S&P 500: +1% in early trades

After closing down 1.23% at 1829 points yesterday, the S&P500 should follows European markets and initiate a technical rebound today, in the wake of bank stocks and oil. Futures contracts predict an...

S&P 500: Expected down -1.5%

While European markets are down than 2.5% on average, penalized by fears about the global economic slowdown and banking sector, the S&P500 should open down -1.5% today. Yesterday, the S&P500 closed at...