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  • Thursday, April 25, 2024

July 27 Morning Report: GovCon Index Down on Friday’s Close


GovConIndexDOWNThe GovCon Index closed last week with a fourth straight day of loss at 74.886, down 1.03 points or 1.36 percent.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 163.39 points at 17, 568.53, the Standard & Poor’s 500 composite index was down 22.50 points to 2, 079.65 and the NASDAQ composite index shed 57.78 points to 5, 088.63.

Market Summary

  Advancing Issues      3 (10.00%)
  Declining Issues     27 (90.00%)
  Unchanged Issues       0 (0%)

Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Index is a composite index that tracks 30 of the largest publicly-traded Government Contracting (GovCon) firms.

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