Dow dips

US stocks ended a turbulent second quarter with a moderate decline today as money managers, doing last-minute adjustments, locked in gains from Thursday’s big rally.

Dow dips

US stocks ended a turbulent second quarter with a moderate decline today as money managers, doing last-minute adjustments, locked in gains from Thursday’s big rally.

Analysts attributed the selloff to end-of-quarter “window dressing” by managers preparing quarterly reports and the annual reconstitution of the Russell 3000 index, in which some stocks were added to the index while others were dropped.

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