NEW YORK, New York. USA (EFEMEX) .- Wall Street today opened with gains and the Dow Jones, its main indicator, rose 1%, encouraged by the progress in negotiations between Greece and its creditors to close a new bailout.
Half an hour after the start of contracts that average rose 174.41 points to 17547.79 integers, the selective S & P 500 was up 0.95% to 2097.27 points and the Nasdaq composite index progressed 1.02 % to 5095.10 integers.
From the opening moments of the day traders in the New York park is strongly favored by purchases driven by advances in the negotiations between Greece and its creditors to seal a third rescue economic.
The rescue would operate for three years and amount to about 94,000 million dollars, of which Greece expects more than a quarter in the first disbursement, and the goal of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is close no later than Tuesday.
On the other hand, investors were awaiting the group Berkshire Hathaway, owned by billionaire Warren Buffett, who announced a deal to buy Precision Castparts in a transaction valued today 37,200 million.
Berkshire Hathaway shares fell 1.25% on the New York Stock Exchange, where they have depreciated by 5.67% since the year began, and Precision Castparts is shot 19% in the same market, which lost 4.14% since January.
All sectors plucked off the day with gains, led by industrial (0.97%), technological (0.82%), health (0.82%), financial (0.59%), energy (0.49%) and raw materials (0.27%).
Boeing (2.41%) led advances on the Dow Joens, ahead of Apple (1.99%), Caterpillar (1.80%), Visa (1.25%), Intel (1.25% ), Procter & amp; Gamble (1.25%), Nike (1.22%), Microsoft (1.16%), 3M (1.15%), General Electric (1.14%) and United Technologies (1.14%).
In other markets, the Texas oil fell to $ 43.58, gold advanced to $ 1,095.2 an ounce, the profitability of 10-year government bonds rose to 2.21% and dollar lost ground against the euro, which was trading at $ 1.0966
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