Wall St rises despite Iraq air strikes; indexes off for week

Through Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. shares rose on Friday, with excessive dividend-paying utility stocks leading gains and benchmark Treasury yields at a 14-month low, at the same time as U.S. air strikes in Iraq brought to a string of geopolitical uncertainties. "Technically you could assume 1,900 (on the S&P 500 futures)would be an ordinary bounce point and we got here proper right down to it overnight.