États-Unis: Les marchés actions finissent en baisse; l'indice Dow Jones Industrial Average recule de 2,77% Par Investing.com (2024)

Investing.com – États-Unis: Les marchés actions ont terminé la séance en baisse ce vendredi; le repli des secteurs Services de consommation, Télécoms, et Technologie a contribué à cette baisse.

En clôture à NYSE, l'indice Dow Jones Industrial Average a reculé de 2,77%, signant ainsi un plus bas d'un mois, alors que l'indice s'est inscrit en baisse de 3,63%, et l'indice NASDAQ Composite s'est inscrit en baisse de 4,17%.

Les meilleures performances de l'indice NASDAQ Composite reviennent à GTY Technology Holdings Inc A (NASDAQ:GTYH) qui s'adjuge 115,19% pour un cours de 6,09, Vaxxinity Inc (NASDAQ:VAXX) en hausse de 84,22% à 6,95 et Redbox Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:RDBX) qui gagne 69,41% pour un cours de clôture à 5,98.

Les valeurs les moins performantes sont AccoladeInc (NASDAQ:ACCD) en repli de 49,73% à 5,56 en clôture, Genocea Biosciences Inc (NASDAQ:GNCA) qui perd 30,55% à 0,28 et Missfresh Ltd ADR (NASDAQ:MF), en baisse de 27,74% à 0,52 en clôture.

Les titres en baisse ont dépassé en nombre les titres en hausse à la Bourse de New York par 2633 valeurs à 557 et 106 stables; sur le NASDAQ, 2861 valeurs ont reculé et 967 ont progressé, 252 sont demeurées inchangées.

Les titres VeriSign Inc (NASDAQ:VRSN) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas de 52 semaines, après une baisse de 14,26% soit 29,73 points pour un cours de 178,69. Les titres Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas de 52 semaines, après avoir abandonné 14,05% soit 406,30 points pour un cours de 2,00. Les titres Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas de 52 semaines, après avoir lâché 6,94% soit 3,25 points pour un cours de 43,59. Les titres Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ:WBA) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas de 52 semaines, après une baisse de 4,78% soit 2,13 points pour un cours de 42,40. Les titres AccoladeInc (NASDAQ:ACCD) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas historique, après avoir lâché 49,73% soit 5,50 points pour un cours de 5,56. Les titres Genocea Biosciences Inc (NASDAQ:GNCA) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas historique, après une baisse de 30,55% soit 0,12 points pour un cours de 0,28. Les titres Missfresh Ltd ADR (NASDAQ:MF) ont reculé et atteint un plus bas historique, après avoir abandonné 27,74% soit 0,20 points pour un cours de 0,52.

L'indice CBOE Volatility Index, qui mesure la volatilité implicite des options de l'indice S&P 500, a progressé de 11,37% atteignant les 33.40.

D'autre part, l'or pour livraison en juin a gagné 0,34% soit 6,35 points, à $1,00 l'once troy. Concernant les autres matières premières, le pétrole brut pour livraison en juin a reculé de 0,84% soit 0,88 points pour un cours de $104,48 le baril, alors que le Brent pour livraison en juillet a perdu 0,34% soit 0,36 points pour un cours de $106,90 le baril.

La paire EUR/USD a enregistré une hausse de 0,54% à 1,06, alors que la paire USD/JPY a reculé de 0,75% à 129,88.

L'US Dollar Index a perdu 0,47% à 103,17.

États-Unis: Les marchés actions finissent en baisse; l'indice Dow Jones Industrial Average recule de 2,77% Par Investing.com (2024)

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Average returns

Period	Average annualised return	Total return
Last year	16.0%	16.0%
Last 5 years	10.6%	65.6%
Last 10 years	14.0%	270.2%
Last 20 years	10.0%	569.5%

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Dow 30 Chart

SYMBOL	NAME	PRICE
MSFT	Microsoft Corp	424.01
NKE	Nike Inc	94.32
PG	Procter & Gamble Co	166.05
TRV	Travelers Companies Inc	208.41

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