US stocks mostly rose on Thursday, with the S&P 500 closing at yet
another record on better-than-expected jobless claims data and the
European Central Bank's move to keep rates unchanged.
Trading volume was also lower than average, with about 6.4 billion shares traded on US exchanges, according to data from BATS Global Markets, below the daily average of about 7 billion in the past month. "We had a bit of a selloff in midday session and late afternoon, but the fact the S&P 500 managed to set another record shows how much resistance this market has to geopolitical overhang that is clearly not over, resistance to bad news.
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Trading volume was also lower than average, with about 6.4 billion shares traded on US exchanges, according to data from BATS Global Markets, below the daily average of about 7 billion in the past month. "We had a bit of a selloff in midday session and late afternoon, but the fact the S&P 500 managed to set another record shows how much resistance this market has to geopolitical overhang that is clearly not over, resistance to bad news.
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