11th January 2012
A fall in US stocks has been witnessed today (January 11th) as investors continue to be concerned over ongoing issues with the impact of eurozone debt on market stability.
The Wall Street Journal reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 13 points (0.1 per cent) this afternoon as investors looked to consolidate recent gains and a weakening of eurozone economies began to impact across the Atlantic.
A decline on the S&P 500 was less pronounced, dipping by just two points, while the Nasdaq futures market was down by four points as of 08:09 local time.
It came following the announcement of data showing that Spanish output fell by seven per cent in November 2011, on the back of a 4.2 per cent decline in October.
Earlier this month, Proactive Investors reported a similar reaction to the ongoing crisis on the FTSE 100, with the UK's blue chip index declining on January 5th as a result of investor fears over financial stability in the region.
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