Standard & Poor's end of the Six-yang

While the data released the same day more show signs of recovery in the U.S. economy, but because of market concerns about the European sovereign debt crises have strengthened, 15, New York Stock Exchange within a narrow range throughout the day, the three major stock indexes to fall to close at the end, while the standard Poor's index is the end of the previous 6 consecutive days of rising trend.

The same day, U.S. economic data released by the overall positive, continue to prove that the U.S. economy is more and more signs of improvement. Not only the November U.S. industrial output hit a 4-month highest level, one from the New York Federal Reserve Bank's report also showed that the New York area manufacturing activity unexpectedly shrunk in November after a rebound, and rebound significantly better than expected. This series of data show that recovery is within the U.S. economy has been enhanced to play a supporting role in the stock market.

However, concerns about the European sovereign debt markets once again the same day caused the pressure. International rating agency Moody's warned the same day, in view of the Government of Spain and then next year may face more difficulties in financing, Moody's may reduce the country's sovereign debt rating. At the same time, Standard & Poor's will also be Belgium's debt rating outlook from "stable," citing "not optimistic", which made investors worry that the European sovereign debt crisis may be from Greece and other countries with smaller economies to the economic status of more EU core countries with high spread. Affected the U.S. dollar the day higher, putting pressure on the stock market.

New York stock markets closed, the Dow Jones 30 Industrial Average index over the previous trading day down 19.07 points to close at 11,457.47 points, down 0.17%. Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 6.36 points to close at 1235.23 points, down 0.51%. The Nasdaq composite index fell 10.50 points to close at 2617.22 points, down 0.40%.

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