Market Slump Extends To Seven Year Low In New York
Stocks slide for a second straight session as the Dow Jones industrial average falls 11.30 points to 665.25, its lowest close since March 1962. Analysts cite investor pessimism from inflation, deficits, and foreign events, with notable volume on the New York Market.
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