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The operators on the floor new york staged a session volatile and was marked by a press conference given today Trump

NEW YORK, united STATES (11/JAN/2017).- Wall Street closed today with gains and a new record for the composite index of the Nasdaq market, whereas their other two references, the Dow Jones Industrial and the selective S&P 500, ended up also on the rise.

The Nasdaq index rose 0.21 per cent up to five thousand 563.95 points, its fifth record high in a row, while the Dow Jones gained 0.49 % up to 19 thousand 953.74 integers, and the selective S&P 500 advanced 0.28 % to two thousand and 275.32 units.

The operators in the parquet new york staged a session volatile and was marked by a press conference given today in New York the president-elect of the united States, Donald Trump, the first since he won the election in November.

Trump lamented that most of the medicines consumed in the country are manufactured overseas and announced his intention to reform the processes of purchase of pharmaceutical products in order to save “billions of dollars”.

a Few words that hit the health sector, the unique who finished the day in negative (-1.01 %), while the rest has closed to the upside, as the raw materials (1.32 %), energy (1.15 %), financial (0.50 %) or the technological (0.50 %).

Merck (2.85 %) led the gains in the Dow, ahead of IBM (1,35 %), Goldman Sachs (1.32 %), Intel (1.12 %), Exxon Mobil (1.02 %), Disney (0.98 %), Microsoft (0,91 %), Caterpillar (0.87 %), Chevron (0.84 %), JPMorgan (0.75 %) or 3M (0.74 %).

on The other side of the table led the losses, Pfizer (-1.82 %) ahead of Johnson & Johnson (-1.23 %), Nike (-0.79 %), Cisco Systems (-0.76 %), Verizon (-0.59 %), Home Depot (-0.29 %) and United Technologies (-0.23 %).

At the close of the trading session, oil from Texas rose to 52.40 dollars, gold advanced to 1.191 dollars, the profitability of public debt to ten years fell to 2.361 % and the dollar lost ground against the euro, which traded at 1.0580 $