The U.S. shares were raised in today’s session after a rally in the last hour of trade. The leading index Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) rose by 0.42% to 10 611.84 points. Broader index S & P 500 and Nasdaq technological grow at 0.4 percent, respectively, to 1 150.24 and 2 368.46 points. Investors today were disappointed by the latest data on the labor market, according to new applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. fell last week to 6 thousand to 462 thousand to 460 thousand forecast of economists interviewed by Bloomberg. Concern were the figures for the increased inflation in China which could lead the country to limit the measures to stimulate the economy, which in turn would reduce demand for commodities. Banks to recover lost positions at the beginning of the session after the talks failed in the Senate bill on financial reforms. Shares of Citigroup rose 2% after the bank forecast a profit of $ 20 billion in the period to 2012. Insurance giant AIG climbed 4 percent, for the past five sessions has gained the position with a total of 50%.
Oil is rising by 0.32 percent up to 82.35 dollars a barrel, while gold was unchanged at a level of 1 108 dollars per troy ounce.