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Dow Jones51,662.00+0.05%
Nasdaq 10029,862.60−0.30%
Russell 20002,732.31+0.04%
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Dow Jones51,662.00+0.05%
Nasdaq 10029,862.60−0.30%
Russell 20002,732.31+0.04%

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By Steven M. Peters
Published September 17, 2020, 5:09pm ET · 1 min read
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