US stocks ended Wednesday's session in the third low-week sessions continue the wave of losses for the third consecutive day incurred the biggest loss since October with the fall in shares of the energy sector in the wake of continued sharp drop in global oil prices.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index 1.6 percent, the biggest daily loss since 13 October and the index lost 2.4 percent rate over the last three sessions, the Dow Jones industrial average by about 1.5 percent, the biggest daily loss on October 9 since.
Energy companies fell 3.1 percent, and lost about 13 percent since the beginning of November fell by 25 percent since June since the beginning of the fall in world oil prices.
The global oil prices fell to their lowest level in five years under an oversupply and conflict between producers of market shares in conjunction with the OPEC report on Wednesday, which reduced demand for oil levels during 2015 to its lowest level in 12 years.
Wall Street indices
Dow Jones industrial index of top US companies for shares of a low 268.05 points or 1.51 percent to 17,533.15 points.
The decline in the S & P 500 index broader 33.68 points or 1.64 percent to 2,026.14 points.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index 1.6 percent, the biggest daily loss since 13 October and the index lost 2.4 percent rate over the last three sessions, the Dow Jones industrial average by about 1.5 percent, the biggest daily loss on October 9 since.
Energy companies fell 3.1 percent, and lost about 13 percent since the beginning of November fell by 25 percent since June since the beginning of the fall in world oil prices.
The global oil prices fell to their lowest level in five years under an oversupply and conflict between producers of market shares in conjunction with the OPEC report on Wednesday, which reduced demand for oil levels during 2015 to its lowest level in 12 years.
Wall Street indices
Dow Jones industrial index of top US companies for shares of a low 268.05 points or 1.51 percent to 17,533.15 points.
The decline in the S & P 500 index broader 33.68 points or 1.64 percent to 2,026.14 points.
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