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http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/10/markets/markets_0945/index.htm?cnn=yes
"Stocks slip, day 2: Major gauges continue to retreat as investors worry about tightening credit, subprime fallout, but decline is moderate versus previous session's battering.
August 10 2007: 9:59 AM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks slumped Friday morning, extending the previous day's decline, as mounting worries about the tightening of credit and the subprime mortgage fallout gave investors a reason to retreat.
Bond prices rose in tandem, sending the corresponding yields lower, as investors made a classic 'flight-to-quality' move into the comparatively safer haven of bonds.
The Dow Jones industrial average (down 147.71 to 13,122.97, Charts) lost nearly 100 points in the early going, after slumping 387 points in the previous session, its second biggest one-day point and percentage decline of the year."
"Stocks slip, day 2: Major gauges continue to retreat as investors worry about tightening credit, subprime fallout, but decline is moderate versus previous session's battering.
August 10 2007: 9:59 AM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks slumped Friday morning, extending the previous day's decline, as mounting worries about the tightening of credit and the subprime mortgage fallout gave investors a reason to retreat.
Bond prices rose in tandem, sending the corresponding yields lower, as investors made a classic 'flight-to-quality' move into the comparatively safer haven of bonds.
The Dow Jones industrial average (down 147.71 to 13,122.97, Charts) lost nearly 100 points in the early going, after slumping 387 points in the previous session, its second biggest one-day point and percentage decline of the year."
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