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Dow Jones Average Headed for Longest Losing Streak since 1978

Despite reassurance that the US will pay its bills, the stock markets dropped yesterday and they're down again today. That could mean nine days of declines, the longest since February, 1978. Todd Wallack is business reporter for the Boston Globe .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Despite reassurance that the US will pay its bills, the stock markets dropped yesterday and they're down again today. That could mean nine days of declines, the longest since February, 1978. Todd Wallack is business reporter for the Boston Globe.

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Dow Jones Average Headed for Longest Losing Streak since 1978

Despite reassurance that the US will pay its bills, the stock markets dropped yesterday and they're down again today. That could mean nine days of declines, the longest since February, 1978. Todd Wallack is business reporter for the Boston Globe .

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Dow Jones Average Headed for Longest Losing Streak since 1978

Despite reassurance that the US will pay its bills, the stock markets dropped yesterday and they're down again today. That could mean nine days of declines, the longest since February, 1978. Todd Wallack is business reporter for the Boston Globe .

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