The KUIK Closing Market Report for Friday, August 21: | |||||||
It was a big downer day on Wall Street. | |||||||
Index | Direction | Change | Units | Index | Time | Change | |
Dow | Down | (531) | points | 16,460 | 2:03 PM | ||
S&P500 | Down | -3.2% | percent | 1,971 | (64.84) | ||
Nasdaq Composite | Down | -3.5% | percent | 4,706 | (171.45) | ||
30 Year Treasury | Unchanged | – | Basis Points | 2.75 | Annual Yield | ||
Oil fell for an eighth straight weekly loss—the longest streak since 1986. Prices fell after Baker Hughes reported the number of active U.S.drilling rigs rose by 2 to 674 as of Aug. 21. Weaker-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data and the sharp drop in the stock market also spurred worries about the outlook for energy demand. October crude fell 2.1%, to $40.45 a barrel on the New York Merc. | |||||||
Serving the West Side first I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for 1360 KUIK. | |||||||
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/oil-prices-under-pressure-in-asia-after-weak-chinese-manufacturing-data-2015-08-21 | |||||||
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August 21, 2015