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According to Reuters, the Dow Jones Industrial Average moved zero percent on the day. After falling about 50-points during morning trading, the Dow Jones recovered those losses by the afternoon, rising over 70-points. But before the closing bell, the Dow Jones contracted and fell back to it's opening figure. On the day, the Dow Jones gained about nine-tenths of one point, which calculates to zero percent.

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