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China's Plummeting Stock Market

The New York Stock Exchange shut down today because of computer trouble. Markets were already down by 200 points because of Greece and the Eurozone — and the continuing fall-off in China. Neil Irwin is senior economic correspondent for the New York Times' Upshot .

By Warren Olney • Jul 8, 2015 • 6m Listen

The New York Stock Exchange shut down today because of computer trouble. Markets were already down by 200 points because of Greece and the Eurozone — and the continuing fall-off in China. Neil Irwin is senior economic correspondent for the New York Times' Upshot.

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China's Plummeting Stock Market

The New York Stock Exchange shut down today because of computer trouble. Markets were already down by 200 points because of Greece and the Eurozone — and the continuing fall-off in China. Neil Irwin is senior economic correspondent for the New York Times' Upshot .

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China's Plummeting Stock Market

The New York Stock Exchange shut down today because of computer trouble. Markets were already down by 200 points because of Greece and the Eurozone — and the continuing fall-off in China. Neil Irwin is senior economic correspondent for the New York Times' Upshot .

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