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US stocks rise toward record highs

With the beginning of the trading week, US stocks rose on its way to a record high driven to record new highs comes in the face of rising shares of companies in respect of goods in addition to a rise in shares of oil and energy companies.
 Despite the absence of important economic data in the markets but US stocks managed to rise again in the face of rising crude oil prices, which hit its highest level in three weeks for contributing to high stocks of crude oil and energy companies, and helps to rise in shares of companies goods.
 
On the other hand, the dollar fell against major currencies in today's trading in light of the continued deterioration of affected retail sales released the end of last week's data, which helped shares rise on export companies.

Trading the dollar index, which tracks the dollar's at the level of 95.59, after the record lows at 95.51 and was opened today's trading at the 95.72 level, recording the highest at 95.81. Today's decline comes in the levels of the dollar after falling last Friday, the lowest level in more than a week at 95.25.

Standard & Poor's 500 Index broader US stock today saw a rise of 0.36% to 7.93 points and win up to the level of 2,191.98 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose US equity 0.47% after a profit of 87.76 points at the level of 18,664.23 points.
 achieved higher by 31.21 points to 5,264.10 points level
On the other hand, the Nasdaq index of technology shares rose 0.60%. 


 
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