Wall Street Falls For Sixth Day
A weakness for sale German debt crisis triggered fears bond has begun to threaten Berlin, with the leaders of France and Germany still disagree on a long-term structural solution to Diablo 3 Items .

The weak demand for German government bonds have shown that investors consider investing in the euro area as well as the problems facing Europe risky.Debt and the United States exerted pressure on the markets, beating the S & P 500 for more than 7 percent during the last six sessions. World stocks reached their lowest level in six weeks on Wednesday.

"Auction Poor of German bonds added to recent concerns that the risks of the debt mess is spreading into the core of the euro area," said WhatsTrading.com options strategist Frederic Ruffy.All 10 S & P 500 sectors were negative, with the management financial decliners among the largest to be concerned about exposure to debt. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM.N) fell 3.5 percent $ 28.38 and Citigroup Inc (CN) lost 3.9 percent to $ 23.51.

Reserves economically sensitive issues such as energy and raw materials also slipped. PHLX Oil Service Sector Index. OSX fell 3.7 percent and the S & P materials. GSPM fell 2.8 percent. Schlumberger Ltd (SLB.N) lost 3.6 percent to $ 66.50 and DuPont Co (DD.N) shed 2.9 percent $ 44.08.

Reflecting increased the fears of the market, the CBOE volatility index, or VIX. VIX, Wall Street's so-called fear gauge, jumped 6.3 percent.Volume light was seen of the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, when markets are closed. About 6.9 billion shares of hands on the NYSE, NYSE Amex and Nasdaq under the current daily average of 8 billion shares.

"There is no purchase request, but that does not mean that there is a very strong offer, either. That simply means we can work out of the" oversold-ness "with the jerky action 1160-1180 on the S & P" said Joseph Cusick, an analyst at OptionsXpress Holdings Inc. market in Chicago.

Adding to the concerns of the market, the data show Chinese manufacturing declined the most in 32 months to November, intensifying fears of a global economic slowdown. U.S. crude fell 1.8 percent on fears of lower demand from China, World No. 2 economy.