Wall Street cerró hoy sin una tendencia clara un día después de haber anotado avances superiores al punto porcentual, aunque su principal indicador, el Dow Jones de Industriales, acabó con un descenso
del 0,34 % afectado por la caída de Caterpillar.
Carterpillar ayudó a la caída de Wall Street
Wall Street cerró hoy sin una tendencia clara un día después de haber anotado avances superiores al punto porcentual, aunque su principal indicador, el Dow Jones de Industriales, acabó con un descenso
del 0,34 % afectado por la caída de Caterpillar.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - President Barack Obama called congressional leaders to an emergency Saturday morning meeting to plan for a narrow debt-ceiling increase as talks for a comprehensive deficit-cutting plan broke down Friday. In a hastily scheduled press conference, a clearly frustrated Obama said that House Speaker John Boehner walked away from debt talks. In a letter to his colleagues, Boehner, R-Ohio, said the talks failed because of "different visions for our country." Obama portrayed his offer to Boehner as offering very small revenue increases that could be accomplished without any tax hikes. He said the question remains whether Republicans will agree to any deal.
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