Reduced decline in U.S. stocks on Monday afternoon. Portugal need to rescue renewed rumors that the European sovereign debt market crisis once again become the subject of concern.
EDT at 11:26 on January 10, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 43.86 points to 11,630.90 points, down 0.38%; the Nasdaq composite index fell 6.44 points to 2,696.73 points, down 0.24%; the S & P 500 Index fell 3.89 points to 1,267.61 points, down 0.31%.
By the European sovereign debt crisis, the third consecutive day on Monday, U.S. stocks lower.
Institutional investors, chief investment officer of Fred Davidson Cos - Dixon (Fred Dickson) said, "Europe's debt refinancing problems re-surfaced, the global bond and stock markets were affected. Portugal later this week will usher in a major debt refinancing problems, the country seems to have become the core of the European crisis. "