US stocks closed with a fall today as investors turned their attention to the increase in return on bonds and the price of oil, as the focus is Friday's data on NFP.
"Some of the smartest players bet on weaker-than-expected results for NFP" said Lance Roberts, general manager of STA Wealth Management.
According to Bruce McCain, investment stateg in Key Privet Bank "Bad economic results for the first quarter raises doubts in investors', as this could lead to retention of investment intentions.
Dow Jones Industrial Average fell nearly 200 points to the territory, which was a year ago. Earlier in the session the index rose nearly 85 points.
S & P 500 dropped to 2.080.18, having earlier reached 2,079.
According to Cardillo, with a drop to 2.070 to 2.075 will be activated rapid decline to 2.030 to 2, 040, before Friday's data.
The Nasdaq plunged more than 1.5 percent today, the price of which is traded 4919.64 points.
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