Wall St stocks dip on Europe debt fears

Wall Street stocks ended lower today on lingering fears that Europe’s debt crisis will continue to spread even after Ireland gets bailed out.

Wall St stocks dip on Europe debt fears
Mon, 29 Nov, 2010 - 22:20

Wall Street stocks ended lower today on lingering fears that Europe’s debt crisis will continue to spread even after Ireland gets bailed out.

The Dow Jones industrial average dipped below 11,000 but recovered much of its losses late in the day.

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