Wall Street closes flat

By Ovunc Kutlu

NEW YORK

Wall Street closed flat Monday as investors' worries over a potential eurozone break up have been settled thanks to a victory by Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential elections.

The Dow added 5 points to end the day at 21,012 and the S&P rose less than a point to 2,399.

The Nasdaq increased 5 points to finish trading at 21,012 -- its all-time highest closing.

Tech giant Apple saw its stock price rise 3.2 percent to have its market capitalization climb above $800 billion -- a first for any company in history.

E-commerce giant Amazon had its shares gain 1.6 percent on Monday.

Analysts said Macron's victory in France calmed investors' worries over a potential breakup of the eurozone or the European Union.

By Ovunc Kutlu

NEW YORK

Wall Street closed flat Monday as investors' worries over a potential eurozone break up have been settled thanks to a victory by Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential elections.

The Dow added 5 points to end the day at 21,012 and the S&P rose less than a point to 2,399.

The Nasdaq increased 5 points to finish trading at 21,012 -- its all-time highest closing.

Tech giant Apple saw its stock price rise 3.2 percent to have its market capitalization climb above $800 billion -- a first for any company in history.

E-commerce giant Amazon had its shares gain 1.6 percent on Monday.

Analysts said Macron's victory in France calmed investors' worries over a potential breakup of the eurozone or the European Union.