The US stock indices reached the positive territory on Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 10.29 points, or by 0.09% to 11357.01 points. The Standard & Poor’s 500 grew by 5.31 points, or by 0.44 points, to 1218.71 points. The Nadaq Composite edged up 15.80 points to 2578.78 points. The share quotes of Chevron were increasing all day long and increased by 1.61 dollars, or by 1.9%, to 85.17 dollars. Exxon Mobile securities rose in price by 0.50 dollars, or by 0.7%, to $71.13 amid the Government data, testifying about the further reduction of oil and fuel reserves. The stocks of financial sector also showed the strong dynamics. The quotes of Citigroup up ticked by 12 cents to 4.42 dollars, and Bank of America shares grew by 30 cents, or by 2.4%, to $12.57. J.P. Morgan papers gained by 72 cents, or by 1.8%, to $40.62. This month the oil and gas and financial sectors demonstrate the strongest dynamics after they were falling behind from other sectors during the whole year. The stocks of Boeing dropped by $2.18, or by 3.2%, to $67.07. Boeing 787 Dreamliner made an emergency landing in South Texas after the crew reported smoke in the cabin. 787 Dreamliner should have been put into service almost three years ago.
Ford Motors shares edged up 56 cents to 16.63 dollars after General Motors announced the profit in amount of $2 billion in third quarter, this is the third profitable quarter in a row The income grew by 20%.
