The third consecutive session of growth for U.S. indexes

The main U.S. stock indexes saw increases on Tuesday, which registered a third consecutive trading session in positive territory. Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.59 percent to its value to the level of 9497 points. The increase in the Nasdaq Composite went up to 0.94% until 2038 points, where S & P 500 - a 0.88 percent to 1025 points. The profits helped the strong rise in raw material. Oil increased its value by nearly 5 percent, and gold for the first time since February jumped the border from 1000 dollars an ounce, although it ended the session in New York below that level (at 997.90 dollars an ounce). For the good mood of investors contribute to observed in recent days increased interest in large corporate mergers, as evidenced by the unification of the two largest mobile operators in the UK - T-Mobile and Orange, and the experience of U.S. producers of confectionery to Kraft buy British rival Cadbury. Cadbury bid was 10.2 billion pounds, but it was rejected by the company. Shares of Kraft fell during a session on Tuesday to 5.8 percent, at the time of OTC trading higher. Leaves in New York Cadbury did increase its market capitalization by as much as 38%.
The party ran out of the winners and papers of motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson, after Citigroup raised its recommendation on the company to "save" from "sell." Growth in the position amounted to 7.4%. The total market growth was not influenced by negative data on a record decline in consumer credit in the U.S.. Reported a decrease in July was 21.6 billion dollars in the expectation of -3.5 billion.