Stock Market Today

U.S. stocks ended lower Thursday, financial and retail sections also ended lower, Around the legal ban on deep sea oil drilling to upgrade, the U.S. financial reform program in the final stage of negotiation, but still faces uncertainty factors, so investors well wait and see generally.

ET at 16 o’clock on the June 24, Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 145.64 points to close at 10,152.80 points, down 1.41%; the Nasdaq composite index fell 36.81 points to close at 2,217.42 points, down 1.63%, Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell 18.35 points to close at 1,073.69 points, down 1.68%.

According to the U.S. Commerce Department announced that durable goods’ orders droped 1.1% in May , the total value fell to 192.01 billion U.S. dollars by seasonally adjusted, Economists expect the average number will fell 1.5%, within durable goods’ orders in May, non-defense durable goods’ orders down 30%, and non-defense durable goods’ orders surged 216% items in April. Excluding orders for transportation goods deduction, the total value of other durable goods’  orders rose 0.9% in May, machinery and computer’s orders surged, Manufacturing data add the worried mood to investors.