U.S. stocks surge 6.5 percent

U.S. stock prices, Geithner has been nominated as the next Treasury Secretary news to stimulate trading rebounded strongly * Energy shares following strong oil prices * It was reported that Citigroup is considering selling its assets, shares plunge * Dow, Nasdaq and S & P index rose 6.5%, 6.3% and 5.1% U.S. stocks rose Friday, the movement Oscillating the end of the week, as investors welcomed U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama of selected candidates for the United States to deal with the economic crisis, as the new government's ability to take action to promote confidence. In the Standard & Poor's 500 index fell even two days to 11-year low, the trend of fluctuations in U.S. stocks Friday, most of the time in the flat plate on the bottom of swimming. U.S. stocks rose at about 2000GMT, when NBC News reported Obama Will be nominated by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Timothy Geithner, president for finance minister. The news on the Elimination of Obama on the Market who will be nominated by the Great Depression in the most serious economic crisis as a time when finance ministers of uncertainty. The Dow Jones industrial average. DJI rose 494.13 points, or 6.54 percent, at 8046.42 reported. Standard & Poor's 500 Index. SPX rose 47.59 points, or 6.32 percent, reported 800.03 points. Nasdaq Composite Index. IXIC rose 68.23 points, or 5.18 percent, to 1384.35 points. This week, the Dow fell 5.3 percent, the Standard & Poor's 500 index and Nasdaq index dropped 8.4 percent and 8.8 percent. Fell 7.3 percent after Standard & Poor's index of financial stocks. GSPF up 3.4 percent. Energy stocks rose, following the oil price rebounded from a low of three and a half years of power, Exxon Mobil (XOM.N) rose more than 10%. However, Citigroup (CN) is still under pressure to the market, which plummeted 20 percent, reported 3.77 U.S. dollars, after it was reported that the company was considering selling part of the business, or even sold as a whole. Other bank stocks. JP Morgan Chase (JPM.N) fell 2.8 percent, reported 22.72 U.S. dollars, Bank of America (BAC.N) or 2%, reported 11.47 U.S. dollars. New York Stock Exchange today, a total of 2.37 billion shares changed hands, higher than last year's turnover on average forecast 1,900,000,000. The Nasdaq Stock Market trading at about 3.08 billion shares, well above the 2.17 billion last year, on average. In the New York market, rising shares fell more than the number of shares, respectively, 2027 and 1161, also in Nasdaq Stock Market, shares a few Change is about 1670 and 1115.