When the S &, +0.00% market crashed Monday, it created a stir among investors and economists.
But a new analysis from CNBC shows that the crash also has the potential to drive up prices for companies, investors and bond traders.
The chart below shows the impact of the S stock crash on the S, +1.16% Dow Jones Industrial Average, a measure of the stock market.
It shows that stocks fell about 8% for the week ending Nov. 27.
The average drop for the past week is about 9%.
That’s enough to drive the average price of a S&s stock in the Dow up about $1,000, according to the chart.
The stock crash also could help the U.S. Federal Reserve to get more liquidity for its $85 billion-a-month asset purchase program, which is meant to support the economy during the downturn.
It’s expected to raise about $500 billion in new funds in the coming months.
In contrast, stocks rose about 6% in a single day for the S-500 index.
The S-600 index rose about 10%.
The S&ing stock index has been down nearly 5% this year.
The S&amest stock chart, also known as the Dow Jones-S&&g chart, is based on the daily stock price data from Morningstar, a website that tracks U.T. stocks.
