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Dow Jones53,357.10−0.37%
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Russell 20002,962.38−0.43%
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Dow Jones53,357.10−0.37%
Nasdaq 10029,262.00−0.68%
Russell 20002,962.38−0.43%
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Dow Jones53,357.10−0.37%
Nasdaq 10029,262.00−0.68%
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Published September 17, 2020, 7:35pm ET · 1 min read
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