Premium
This is an archive article published on July 20, 2010

Indexes fall at open after corp results

U.S. stocks fell at the opening after corporate results disappointed on revenues and housing data.

U.S. stocks fell at the opening on Tuesday after corporate results disappointed on revenues and housing data underscored worries the economic recovery was losing momentum.

The Dow Jones industrial average was down 137.06 points,or 1.35 percent,at 10,017.37. The Standard amp; Poor8217;s 500 Index fell 12.69 points,or 1.18 percent,at 1,058.56. The Nasdaq Composite Index was off 31.63 points,or 1.44 percent,at 2,166.60.

US Pre-mkt: Stocks headed lower

The results of both Goldman and IBM have cast a bit of gloom. Stocks are headed for a lower opening after revenues from Goldman Sachs and IBM came in lower than investors expected.

The miss from the leading investment bank early Tuesday was the latest weak of weakness on revenues in this second-quarter corporate earnings season. Late Monday,IBM reported better bottom-line results but its revenues were also weaker than expected.

Ahead of the opening bell,Dow Jones industrial average futures fell 90,or 0.9 percent,to 9,970. Standard amp; Poor8217;s 500 index futures dropped 10.30,or 1 percent,to 1,053.50,while Nasdaq 100 index futures fell 16.50,or 0.9 percent,to 1,789.

 

Latest Comment
Post Comment
Read Comments
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement