Wall Street ends sharply lower.

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The trend has remained hesitant much of the session, the indices plunging of that during the last hour of trade. At the close, the Dow Jones lost 1.24% and the Nasdaq 0.69%.
The beginning of the week was for the Exchange diificile NYC would. If the trend has remained hesitant throughout a dull meeting, the second part of the day has turned red. In fact, the market has not been able to continue its momentum on Friday. In recent trade, bad temper returned. In the end, the Dow Jones lost 1.24% accuracy and saves 10,000 points, the Nasdaq was down 0.69% to 2213.55 points. Finally, the broader index Standard & Poor's 500 index drops 1.29% (14.04 points) to 1073.65 points.
Last week was very volatile, the Dow Jones yielding 4% before the head upright, in extremis, Friday night, climbing 1.25%.
On Monday, investor concerns have focused on Spain, where the central bank had to bail Saturday Cajasur, a savings bank in southern Afghanistan that so far controlled the Catholic Church. Moreover, the IMF in an interim report called for reforms "urgent" in Spain.
Another source of concern for investors: Germany and Great Britain have announced this weekend of unprecedented austerity plans, That suggest a slowdown in economic growth in Europe. This could threaten global economic recovery.

Sales of existing homes on the agenda:
On the face of statistics, sales of existing homes in the U.S. rose more than expected in April as buyers seek, as in March, to take advantage of the last days of the tax relief in place, show the statistics published Monday by the Federation of Realtors NAR.
Resales rose 7.6% last month to 5.77 million units annualized, while economists polled by Reuters had forecast an average 5.65 million and an increase of 5.6%.
This is the second consecutive month of rising sales. The March data were revised to 5.36 million, against 5.35 million previously.

The technology sector led by Apple:
The technology sector was one of the most sought Monday to the New York Stock Exchange, led notably by Apple, Which benefited from positive comments from analysts. The title of the computer maker ended the session at 246.76 dollars, down 1.83%. Morgan Stanley analysts raised their price target from 275 to $ 310, believing that investors "may underestimate the growth opportunities of Apple gains market share from iPhone, better than expected demand for the iPad, investments for growth in China. "
Yahoo! finally closed up 0.42% to 15.54 dollars. The Internet portal and mobile phone manufacturer Nokia have announced a partnership under which the first will provide messaging services, and the second its mapping.
In contrast, IBM yielded 0.77% to 124.45 dollars. It will buy AT & T (-1.13% to 24.57 dollars) a group of software and computer services Sterling Commerce for $ 1.4 billion in cash.
In the banking sector, Goldman dropped 2.79% to 136.69 dollars. The discussions between the SEC, Constable American Stock Exchange, and the bank about a possible amicable settlement, are at the stage "preliminary", said on Friday a source close to the matter told AFP.
Citigroup gained 0.80% to 3.78 dollars after analysts at Goldman Sachs had recommended buying the title. They also recommended buying the stock of the operator Sprint (8.62 to 4.79 dollars). They have instead lowered to "neutral" recommendation on their bank Wells Fargo (-4.65% To 28.71 dollars)
The producer of soups Campbell's yield 0.28% to 35.38 dollars despite quarterly results better than expected.