Stocks Shudder at Early London Attack

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July 7, 2005

The bombings this morning in London sent stocks falling in markets around the world, but the losses were contained and, within hours, both the Dow and the Nasdaq Composite were up on the day. Analysts said many traders assumed the bombings wouldn't have a lasting affect on the economy.

 
 

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