Wall Street ends up, won by optimism before the Fed

U.S. Stock Market rebounded sharply Monday, hopefully preparing to hold a much awaited the Federal Reserve (Fed) and welcoming good indicators meeting: Dow Jones advanced 0.73% and the Nasdaq 0 83%.

According to the final results at the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 109.67 points 15,179.85 points and the Nasdaq, dominated by technology, 28.57 points 3452.13 points.

The Standard & Poor's 500 rose by 0.76% (12.31 points) to 1639.04 points.

The trend in recent weeks on the New York site following cryptic about the Fed chief Ben Bernanke, who left anticipating a slowdown in measures to support the institution's economy excitement, made Monday up to greater confidence.

"This optimism has expectations that the Fed finally clarifies his speech and prepare a more transparent market" in the coming shift in its policy over the improvement of the U.S. economy, said Peter Cardillo, of Rockwell Global Capital.

The expansionist policy of the central bank, including passing through the purchase of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities for a $ 85 billion monthly, was heavily involved in supporting the U.S. stock indices in recent months.

"There is a lot of noise about what the Fed might do or not do," which has a little increased market volatility in the afternoon, noted Mace Blicksilver of Marblehead Asset Management. "But the truth is, everyone is waiting for the release of the institution on Wednesday to take a stand."

A more encouraging than expected in the field of manufacturing activity in the New York area in June economic statistics also helped operators keep smiling, noted experts from Wells Fargo Bank.

The Empire State index came in at 7.8, against a modest increase of 0.8 expected, although many components were down.

Much better than expected NAHB Association of builder confidence in the United States in June, which stood at its highest in seven years real indicator has also increased rising indices. This shows "that the sector continues to participate in the growth" of the country, noted Jennifer Lee of BMO Capital Markets.

Side values, the rental of videos online Netflix has appreciated by 7.12% to $ 229.23 after signing an agreement on the creation of original content over several years with DreamWorks Animation Studios.

Following an optimistic article in the influential financial weekly Barron's on the outlook for the U.S. chipmaker AMD, the title of the group took 2.79% to $ 4.05.

The social network Facebook has made 1.66% to $ 24.02, while rumors buzzed before a mysterious events this week by the group on the possible addition of a function to its video-sharing application Instagram photos , bought last year.

The media group Liberty Global and telecommunications who wants to counter the offer of British mobile phone group Vodafone in the German cable operator Kabel Deutschland, yielded 2.19% to $ 72.03.

The giant hot dog sausages Smithfield Foods has appreciated by 0.85% to $ 33.08 after calling one of its major shareholders to a dismantling of the group rather than its purchase by the Fund Chinese investment Shuanghui.

The manufacturer Boeing has advanced 1.18% to $ 103.03 after the announcement of multiple aircraft orders, as part of the Paris Air Show, including the UAE Qatar Airways, the aircraft leasing company GE Capital, Gecas and Japanese airline Skymark.

In the pharmaceutical sector, Johnson & Johnson took 0.85% to $ 85.63 after the announcement of the acquisition of rival Aragon Pharmaceuticals, specializes in the treatment of hormonal cancers.

The bond market fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to 2.171% against 2.126% Friday night, and the 30-year 3.348% against 3.297%.