Wall Street struggled for momentum on Tuesday, giving up early gains as a rebound in technology stocks and renewed hope for progress in trade talks were offset by drops in Boeing and energy stocks. Boeing Co reported a 37 percent increase in 737 deliveries in October but shares fell on concerns related to last month's deadly crash of a 737 operated by Indonesia's Lion Air. The stock was last down 2.6 percent, providing the biggest drag on the Dow. Energy stocks weighed heaviest on the S&P 500, driven down after crude prices fell 7.2 per cent. Technology bounced back ...
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Stephen Culp | Reuters |
First Published: Wed, November 14 2018. 02:14 IST
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