Stock Market Takes A Dive After Credit Downgrade

Moneycontrol.comStock market takes a dive after credit downgradeWashington TimesWall Street stocks plummeted Monday morning on the first-ever downgrade of the United States' credit rating, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging as much as 380 points in the first hour of trading. ...U.S. Markets Open Significantly LowerThe RootWhat a US Bear Market Would Look Like NowDailyFinanceTech stocks hammered after S&P downgradeGigaOmSydney Morning Herald -CTV.ca -Pittsburgh Business Timesall 200 news articles »

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