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Wall Street equities closed in a mixed state on Wednesday, as major indices looked set to close out a winning first half and second quarter on a mostly positive note.
Wall Street trading got off to a mixed start early on Wednesday as major indices looked set to close out a winning first half and second quarter on a mostly positive note.
Hiring in America strengthened by more than expected in June, as services sector firms, especially in Leisure and Hospitality, added to their payrolls.
Wall Street stocks were in the red ahead of the bell on Wednesday but major indices were still on track to close out a winning first half and second quarter.
