RPT UPDATE 2-Wall Street takes a bit with the ECB and oil – Boursorama

 (Rpt without changing the  dispatch aired Thursday night) * The Dow took over  0.74% and the S & amp; P 500 0.52% Nasdaq stable *  Market supported by the ongoing rebound in gross *  ECB promises to review its March * Home Depot  policy, Verizon, GE supports the Dow * The trend  remains fragile by Noel Randewich NEW YORK, Jan.  21 (Reuters) - Wall Street modestly rebounded  Thursday after his fall the day before, taking  advantage as European stock markets earlier from  the rise in oil prices and hopes of further  monetary easing by the European Central Bank (ECB)  in the month of March. The Dow Jones .DJI of 30  great values ​​regained 115.94 points, or  0.74%, to 15,882.68 after a 1.17% retreat and  Standard & amp; Poor's 500 .SPX broader gained  9.66 point or 0.52% at 1868.99. The Nasdaq  Composite .IXIC ended flat at 4472.06 points, a  modest gain of 0.37 points (0.01%). The ECB as  expected held rates at its policy meeting on  Thursday but its president Mario Draghi said the  turmoil in financial markets and concerns about  the emerging markets, led by China, to lead to  "review and possibly reconsider "its policy at its  next meeting on March 10. Meanwhile, oil prices  rebounded with US crude which took over 4.1% in  New York and the North Sea Brent nearly 5%, their  best session since the start of the year. The  continuing decline in oil prices and concerns  about global growth had terminated the day before  the S & amp; P to its lowest level since 2014.  However, the Wall Street indices ended in their  best levels of the day and do crossed no mean  technical level, speakers noted seeing in it a  sign that the market remains fragile. "This is a  different situation from other years when you  could buy peace of mind after a sharp decline,"  Judge Bruce Bittles, strategist at Robert W. Baird  & amp; Co in Nashville. "There was actually a  negative trend and a Fed that is much less  accommodative in 2012, 2013 or 2014." Financier  George Soros told Bloomberg TV be for sale on the  S & amp; P and was confident of a hard landing of  the Chinese economy, it "already seen." Volumes  remained high with 9.9 billion shares that changed  hands, compared with an average of 7.8 billion  over the last 20 sessions, according to Thomson  Reuters data. 2003 values ​​were counted up on  the New York Stock Exchange down against 1075,  representing a 1.86 ratio to 1. On the Nasdaq,  there were 1508 to 1282 increases decreases, a  ratio of 1.17 to 1 . "It would take at least two  close sessions where the proportion increases  would be much more important," said Bruce Bittles.  "There only we could say that the downward trend  has been broken." REBOUND OF ENERGY VALUES Seven  of the ten major sector indices S & amp; P have  finished higher, led by energy .SPNY compartment  which jumped 2.89% in the wake of crude. Home  Depot HD.N, up 3.23%, made the largest  contribution to the increase in Dow Jones. The US  number one DIY received a note from JP Morgan  predicting strong quarterly results thanks to the  mild weather of late 2015. Verizon VZ.N, the first  mobile operator in the US, has won 3 26% after the  publication of quarterly results better than  expected. Also within the Dow, General Electric  GE.N has granted 2.11% on the eve of the  publication of its results, helped by positive  comments from Citigroup, which has made it his  preferred value within groups multi- industrial.  Among the second-tier securities, the pipeline  operator Kinder Morgan KMI.N jumped 13.88% after  announcing a debt reduction plan that leaves hope  for a dividend preserved or increased. The  technology, the chip maker Xilinx XLNX.O jumped  8.59% to 46.78 dollars after better than expected  results and amid takeover speculation, Qualcomm  QCOM.O or Chinese Tsinghua Holdings that can serve  predators as BMO analysts. Lattice Semiconductor  LSCC.O, also seen as a target, won 10.77%. On the  downside, the Union Pacific Railway Group UNP.N  lost 3.55% to 71.00 dollars after the results and  forecasts that disappointed investors. The Dow  Jones rail transport .DJUSRR yielded 2.15% in  stride to bring its decline to 12% since the  beginning of the year, a result of lower commodity  prices and freight volumes. (Abhiram Nandakumar in  Bangalore, Veronique Tison for the French service)  
 
  
  
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