U.S. stocks fell slightly late Thursday, the major indexes have been away from the intraday low. Wall Street is still under discussion since November for the first time since the U.S. stock market fell sharply there.
EST at 15:33 on January 20, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 16.53 points to 11,808.76 points, down 0.14%; the Nasdaq composite index fell 22.62 points to 2,702.74 points, down 0.83%; the S & P 500 Index fell 3.56 points to 1,278.36 points, down 0.28%.
U.S. institutional investors market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald Mark - Pardo (Marc Pado) said, "This really is a callback? Yes, it is the callback. We see 'rumored to sell real ride (selling on the news ) ', and positive corporate earnings can not alleviate the downward pressure on the stock market. "
Among the 30 Dow stocks, rising stocks and declining stocks each half.
Among S & P 500 index, the natural resources in the energy sector had the largest decrease in consumer goods and utility stocks led the best defensive sector.
U.S. stocks on Thursday, together with the global market fell after China announced strong fourth-quarter GDP growth of 9.8%, raising fears of the Chinese government may adopt more stringent monetary policy to prevent the economy from overheating. This means that China as a manufacturing giant's demand for energy and raw materials will decline, raw materials and energy sector it was generally fall. Crude oil futures prices fell below 90 dollars a barrel, gold futures prices fell sharply.