Dow Jones is expected to divest more than 2%.

Keywords: New York, JP-Morgan, WELLS FARGO & CO, MORGAN STANLEY, BANK OF AMERICA.

Before the publication of two indices, one real and one on consumer confidence, Wall Street is expected to open down, worried about the consequences of plans of European discipline on global growth and tensions in Korea.
Hile all European stock markets opened in sharp decline, 3% on Tuesday morning, they lost an average of nearly 4% at midday, the index futures are predicting a sharp decline in opening of U.S. markets. The Dow Jones and would open down 2.49% at 9793 points.
Shortly before the opening of Wall Street, futures on indices Standard & Poor's 500 and Nasdaq 100 retreated 2.95% respectively at 1039.40 points, 2.58% to 1765.75 points.
The Dow Jones had already closed in the red on Monday night, the lowest since Feb. 10. Capturing more frankly in the last hour of trading, it yielded 1.3%, Nasdaq limiting its decline to -0.7%. What wiped out the gains of last Friday. Wall Street has not taken advantage of the rebound in existing home resales (+7.6%) in the United States in April.
Investors were left decidedly win by anxiety. After the recent rescue of a Spanish savings bank by the Bank of Spain and plans drastic savings Detailed yesterday and Tuesday in Europe, Of Fears of war on the Korean Peninsula were added yesterday to the reasons for nervousness room. Investors still keep an eye on Tuesday on major indicators: This afternoon, the house price index for March Case Shiller will be followed by that of consumer confidence.
According to Aurel Bgc, real estate indicators are difficult to interpret because very affected by the end of the federal tax credit. But apart from these indicators, "indicators on confidence and household consumption will be very oriented goods. Orders for durable goods, which will be announced Wednesday, is expected to grow significantly over the month of April.
As for companies, banking stocks remain highly supervised, they have sealed on Monday evening the two historical indications, with a relapse of -3.7% Bank of America and 3.6% of JP-Morgan, - Wells Fargo 4.75%, -5% from Morgan Stanley.
Amazon.com also holds its general assembly on Tuesday. The company, which ranks among the world's leading online distribution of consumer products, announced some time ago of strong quarterly results.