Market Finishes 1980 With Increase
The New York stock market ended 1980 with a modest gain as the Dow rose 1.96 to 963.99 in the final session of its best year since 1976. Volume on the NYSE reached 11.35 billion for the year, a record, with 41.21 million shares traded in the last session. Analysts see recession doubts but a return to heavy trading if Reagan's policies take effect. The LEI rose 1.2 percent in November, while economists warn of a possible modest first-quarter 1981 slowdown.
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