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US market down after Goldman Sachs charges

Financial shares led the stock market lower today after US federal regulators filed civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs over its dealings in sub-prime mortgages.

US market down after Goldman Sachs charges

Fri, 16 Apr, 2010 - 22:45

Financial shares led the stock market lower today after US federal regulators filed civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs over its dealings in sub-prime mortgages.

The Dow Jones industrial average lost about 125 points, having been down as much as 170 points.

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