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Gold Moves Higher; ISM Services PMI Eases In June
The Dow fell 0.07% to 52,861.61 while the NASDAQ rose 1.36% to 26,183.03. Tech shares jumped 2% but consumer staples fell 1.9%. ISM services PMI declined to 54.0 in June.
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