NY stock market fell for the second consecutive day 5:38 on June 19 due to an increase in unemployment insurance applications
The New York Stock Market on the 18th saw a sell order ahead because the number of applications for unemployment insurance announced on that day was higher than expected, and the Dow average stock price dropped slightly for the second consecutive day.
The closing price of the New York Stock Market Dow Average stock price on the 18th was 26,880.10 cents, 39.51 cents cheaper compared to the previous day, down for the second consecutive day.
On that day, the number of new unemployment claims filed by the United States last weekend, which was announced before the start of the transaction, was higher than the market expected, which heightened concerns about the economic outlook, leading to a sell order.
On the other hand, the stock index of Nasdaq, which has a lot of IT-related stocks, increased for the fifth consecutive day.
A market official said, “In the United States, there is a growing number of people infected with the new coronavirus, especially in the southern and western parts of the world, and there are growing concerns about employment uncertainties and long-term economic impact.” Talking