US stocks dip

Wall Street recovered from steep losses today amid hopes for an imminent interest rate cut, but stocks still closed down in response to Merrill Lynch’s credit-related losses and a sharp drop in existing home sales.

US stocks dip

Wall Street recovered from steep losses today amid hopes for an imminent interest rate cut, but stocks still closed down in response to Merrill Lynch’s credit-related losses and a sharp drop in existing home sales.

The Dow Jones industrials fell in morning trading by up to 200 points after the market faced one of its most-feared scenarios: Not only was the housing implosion dampening corporate profits, it appeared to be accelerating.

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