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Markets On Wall Street Rebound After Two Days Of Losses

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According to Reuters, stocks on Wall Street are rebounding after weathering their worst losses since February. Over the last two days, the S&P and Nasdaq lost between 5-and-10 percent each, while the Dow Jones dropped about 1,000-points. By the afternoon on Oct. 12th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average recovered about 56-points, rising to 25,109. The S&P 500 gained about 12-points, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 88-points.

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