The Dow Jones is struggling in early trading this morning despite a strong start for banks after rumo...
The Dow Jones is struggling in early trading this morning despite a strong start for banks after rumours surfaced number of institutions would be allowed to repay their Troubled Asset Relief Program funds. Despite the steady start for financials, the Dow has fallen 72.40 points (0.83%) to 8,690.73 points. Citigroup leads the way, up 2.6% to $3.55 - with JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America also ahead, 2.14% to $35.29 and 0.67% to $11.94 respectively. There is a mix of stocks on the downside so far, with McDonald's, Boeing and Alcoa all among the losses. Chemical company Du Pont has shed t...
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