Markets Post Worst Trading Day in Months
We see supply constraint issues meeting with an unsure near-term future with the budget of the federal government, along with a Fed body looking close... By Mark Vickery September 28, 2021 You're reading Entrepreneur United States, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. This story originally appeared on Zacks Markets closed Tuesday at or near session lows today — another rough one for equities trading. The Dow broke a four-day winning streak to fall -570 points, -1.63% on the day — and now in the negative for Q3. The S&P 500 lost 90 points, or -2.04%, for its worst day since May, while the Nasdaq posted its worst single day since May: -2.83%, or -423 points. The Small-cap Russell 2000 was not spared; it was down -2.25% today, as well. It’s been a rather reliably bad September for the markets — historically the worst single month of the year. Currently, we see supply constraint issues meeting with an unsure near-term future with the budget of the f...