And nasdaq up by 12. This comes after a big up week for the markets where nasdaq was up 2. 3 across 6,000. Closed the week at 6,047. The dow was almost up by 2 . Closed very close to 21,000. Were going to continue to watch, as we get closer to the opening bell. Take a look at crude oil prices as well. Crude oil was down about 29 cents. The big story was it was below 50 for many days last week. This morning, its down another 16 cents to 49. 17. Let get you ready for the first trading week of may. The agenda chockfull of Economic Data and earning reports, the ism manufacturing and construction spending, tomorrow, april auto sales, Paychex Small Business jobs and wednesday, adp, Service Index and fed decision at 2 00 p. M. Eastern time. Thursday, q1 productivity and factory orders, friday, april jobs reports. As for earning, more than 100 companies in the s p 500 reporting. The big names to watch, include conocophillips, merck, apple, facebook, tesla, kellogg and cbs. More than the holdin
This is nightly Business Report with Tyler Mathisen and sue herera. Setting records, the tech nominat dominated nasdaq as companies go old school or pay or raise dividen dividends. Tornadoes and ice storms in the first three months of the year. Why your premiums may head even higher. And curdled relations. Americas Dairy Farmers are not happy that some of their canadian customers disappeared with no warning. Those stories and more tonight on Business Report monday, may 1st. Im Tyler Mathisen reporting tonight from new york city. And im sue herera. We begin with the hottest sector of the year getting even hotter. The Technology Stocks started off the month with a gain and that powered the techheavy nasdaq with a new record, after it reached 6,000 for the first time ever. So far this year the nasdaq has risen 13 . Easily outpacing the other major indexes. So here are todays closing numbers. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 27 points to 20,913. The nasdaq added 44 to a new high. The
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