S&P 500 falls a fifth day as euro-zone tensions escalate – Reuters
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S&P 500 falls a fifth day as euro-zone tensions escalate
Reuters The S&P 500 is up 5.2 percent so far for the third quarter and 1.9 percent for September, historically a weak month for equities. Gains were largely tied to actions taken by the U.S. Federal Reserve and European Central Bank to prop up their economies. S&P 500 Has Longest Drop Since July Amid Europe Concern S&P 500 down for 5th straight day amid Europe unrest US stocks fall, S&P 500 still on losing streak |
