Bears in Control as Dow Tumbles Over 200 Points
Wall Street continues to take a beating on Tuesday, as stocks
move farther into the red. Heading into the last hour, the major
averages are trading near their intraday lows.
Stocks opened the day in positive territory after the labor
department released optimistic economic data. However, the gains
were short-lived as weakness in the retail sector drove stocks
lower.
Crude oil futures for September delivery
rose 1.1% to $72.38 a barrel after the U.S. National
Hurricane Center upgraded an Atlantic depression heading toward
the Caribbean to a tropical storm. Gold futures for December
delivery fell fractionally to $679.70 an ounce on dollar strength.
Around Europe, Germany’s DAX index lost
0.7% to close at 7,425.07, France’s CAC 40 dropped 1.6% to
5,478.66, and Britain’s FTSE 100 fell 1.2% to 6,143.50.
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Darren Wong
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