Wall Street is falling
Tracks in New York are closed at a loss. The Dow Jones fell nearly 180 points, 0.4 percent. The S&P 500 fell 0.5 percent, the third loss day in a row, and the Nasdaq lost 0.5 percent.
Especially funds that previously benefited from the AI-Rage return. Intel won 8.8 percent on the investment plans, IBM is 5.2 percent higher.
Car dealer Carmax 20 percent lags out poorer after disappointing results. Tesla remains 4.4 percent cheaper after disappointing sales results, Bitcoin Fund Strategy ended 7 percent higher. Medical shares such as Amgen, Merck and United Health fell on the study that the US announced into importing medical equipment.
The effective interest payment or yield for the 10-year-old US government loan rose 2 basic points to 4.172 percent. The euro noted light loss at 1,1659 dollars, bitcoin became 3.6 percent cheaper, gold Strength 0.2 percent up to 3778 dollars per Troy Oune. Brent oil became 0.3 percent more expensive.