Greek debt Trash, Dow Weakens
An indiscriminate selling in late trade sending the Dow index into the red position on Monday (14 / 62010) local time, due to positive economic news from Europe suppressed by further reductions in debt ratings of Greece.
Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 20.18 points (0.20 percent) to 10190.89 in late trading, reversing the increase in the morning.
The Nasdaq technology index rose 0.36 painstakingly points (0.02 percent) to end the day at 2243.96 while the broader market index S & P 500 fell 1.97 points (0.18 percent) to 1089.63.
With little data coming from the market drive the United States, Europe dominates the news today.
Moody `s rating agencies downgraded the Greek government’s debt into junk status` `(junk) on Monday, dropping all four levels to Ba1 from A3 amid concerns about how Athens can pay its debts.
“The main news of Greece proved to be a driver of a gradual decline in the stock market moderates, in the evening,” said analysts at Briefing.com.
Previously, stronger-than-expected data for industrial production in the European Union is to improve investor sentiment, sending the Dow up more than 100 points.
Production of the euro zone grew by 0.8 percent in April from March levels, the EU said on Monday, almost double the rate expected by analysts.















