North American equity markets finished mixed on Monday as investors considered how lower oil production might affect inflation and central bank actions. By the close, the Dow gained 327, the S&P 500 rose by 15, while the Nasdaq lost 32 points. In Canada, the TSX added 178 points with support of Energy sector.
On Tuesday, U.S. equity markets ended lower after JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon indicated troubles in the U.S. financial services sector might not be over. By the day’s close, the Dow lost 199 points, the S&P 500 fell by 24, and the Nasdaq dropped 63. In Canada, the TSX fell by 3 points.
North American markets fell on Wednesday as investors digested relatively weak economic data and pondered the possibility of a global recession. The Dow climbed 80 points by close, while the S&P 500 fell by 10 and Nasdaq declined by 129 points, respectively. In Canada, the TSX saw a 116-point fall led by Information Technology sector.
North American Indexes finish mixed
For the three trading days covered in this report, the Dow gained 209 points to close at 33,483, the S&P 500 lost 19 points to settle at 4,090, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell by 225 points to close at 11,997. In Canada, the TSX climbed 60 points to end at 20,160.
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