Wall Street closes in red and Dow Jones down 0.52% with oil crisis

At the end of the operations in the New York Stock Exchange, the main indicator fell 142.70 points, to 27,076.82 integers, while the selective S&P 500 fell to 2,997.96 points after falling 0.31% or 9.43 points.

The Nasdaq market composite index, in which the main technology companies are listed, had the least wear, with a decrease of 0.28% or 23.17 points, standing at 8,153.54.

The vast majority of economic sectors were down, highlighting the decline in materials (-1.63%), non-essential goods (-1.31%) and the essential goods sector (-0.96%).

Three sectors were green: energy (3.29%), real estate (1.02%) and public services (0.08%)

The attack in the two wells of Saudi Arabia and the fall in its supply of crude oil in half shot on Monday about 15% the price of a barrel of Texas crude and, thus, the margin of the airlines will be much lower among investors' concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth.

For this reason, the main US company, American Airlines Group, left 7.28% on Nasadq on Monday, while Jetblue Airways did the same at 3.05%. Delta Air Lines left 1.58% of its value on the New York Stock Exchange.

On the other hand, the most benefited corporations from the rise in black gold were the US oil companies. Thus, Chevron climbed 2.14% and Exxon Mobil 1.50%.

In this indicator, the worst-stop corporations were Procter & Gamble, with a decrease of 1.94%, Walt Disney (-1.61%) and Walmart (-1.58%).

In other markets, Texas intermediate oil rose 14.8% and, at the close of Wall Street, gold rose to $ 1,506 an ounce, the 10-year Treasury bond yield dropped to 1,848% and the dollar fell appreciated against the euro, with a change of 1,1001.