The New York parquet closed with a mixed sign on a day marked once again by volatility.

Wall Street has once again starred in a day of great volatility. The US indices have restarted the day with sharp falls, from which they have recovered in a few minutes. But before the mid-session, sales have picked up speed again and have dragged US equities down by close to 2%.

With an hour to go before the end of the day, both the Dow Jones and the S

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For its part, the Dow Jones has fallen 0.33%, to 31,730 points, for its sixth consecutive day with a negative close. Home Depot (2.38%), 3M (2.17%) and Merck (1.84%) have led the increases in the selective, while Boeing (-4.83%), American Express (-3.84 %) and Apple (-2.69%) were the stocks most penalized by sales.

The results season has not brought good news this Thursday either. Walt Disney, despite presenting better accounts than those expected by analysts, has fallen 0.8% after warning of the possible impact of Covid-19 on its Asian parks.

In the oil market, the West Texas barrel, a reference in the US, is close to 107, while the ounce of gold falls to 1,820 dollars. The yield of the US bond at 10 continues to move away from the levels marked at the beginning of the week and is already at 2.86%.