Indices conclude the session on a slight positive changes in their entirety

Indices third week sessions and August / August concluded the green color after developments and economic data on Wednesday from the US economy, which showed accelerated pace of creating private sector jobs in July last, unlike the expectations amid anticipation the markets of what will result from the labor market data US next Friday, which may reflect the creation of about 287 jobs added in the sectors except agricultural and low unemployment rates to 4.8% last month. And it came before seeing a contraction widening supply service index during the last month were exceeded expectations, which lies its significance in the fact that the service sector of the United States represents more than two-thirds of US gross domestic product, up to the weekly report of the EIA which showed shrinking surplus other than expectations that indicated to a deficit in the stocks in the largest energy consumer in the world.

This was the Dow Jones Industrial Average concluded the trading session

 higher by 0.23%, or about 41.23 points at 18,355.00 levels, as Standard & Poor's index rose 500 rose 0.31%, or about 6.76 points, to close at 2,163.79 levels, while the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 0.43% no at about 22.00 points to 5,159.74 levels.

The US dollar index, which tracks the greenback's performance adjoin six above currencies, abnormally the

 single currency for the euro zone as well as the Swiss franc, Japanese yen, batter sterling, krone Swedish, Canadian dollar,

 showed a rise currently trading at 95.57 levels compared Balavtaatahih at 95.15, having achieved the highest level during the trading session at 95.61, while the minimum is achieved at 95.13.

On the other hand lost futures gold prices showed deliver 16 December / December, a decline of 0.60% to trade at 1,364.40 $ per ounce compared with the opening at 1,372.60 $ an ounce, while futures prices for crude oil, "Nymex" supply rose 16 September / September 4.05%, currently

 trading at $ 41.11 a barrel, compared with the opening at $ 39.51 a barrel, and futures for Brent crude delivery rose October / October 15, 3.76%, currently trading at $ 43.37 a barrel, compared with the opening at $ 41.80 a barrel.