U.S. shares yesterday, 12/10/2009, resumed their growth.

The share of Black & Decker grew 7.6 percent, as a reason for this growth is the forecast that state revenue in the third quarter will increase.
Ford's share grew by 7%, due to increased sales in September in Europe by 12%. These two shares are the main causes for the growth of index Standard & Poors 500, which increased for a sixth consecutive day, the longest since June 2007. Standard & Poors 500 grew by 0.4% to 1076.19 points.
Dow Jones rose by 20.86 points, or 0.2%, ending the trading with 9885.8 points.