Three indicators of S & P index closed the whole road rose high

Dec. 16 closing, the three major U.S. stock indexes rose across the board, the Dow and S & P index once again more than two-year closing high. To a close, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 41.78 the previous trading day points to close at 11,499.25 points, or 0.36%. Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 7.64 points to close at 1242.87 points, or 0.62%. The Nasdaq composite index rose 20.09 points to close at 2637.31 points, or 0.77%.

Disk point of view, the majority ended up technology stocks, rose 4.84% Motorola, Ericsson, up 4.69%, up 3.51% Polycom. Financial stocks were mixed, joint data up 2.12%, Bank of America rose 1.87%, AIG rose 1.78%; MasterCard or 10.32%, down 1.49% Capital One. Automotive sector, Ford Motor rose 1.33%, Chevron rose 1.19%.

Message level, the U.S. Labor Department data released last week, the United States the number of initial claims fell 3,000, seasonally adjusted total fell to 420,000, in line with Wall Street expectations; for the first time around jobless claims moving average fell to 42.275 million, for the early August 2008 the lowest level since that business is gradually slowing the pace of layoffs.
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