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According to Reuters, the top markets on Wall Street closed the day trading a little lower. By the closing bell on April 15th, the top three markets on the New York Stock Exchange lost about two-tenths of a percent together. The Dow Jones Industrial Average weathered the most losses for the day, falling to 26,382 and losing 30-points. The Nasdaq Composite lost about 8-points, while the S&P 500 shed 2-points. Bank stocks contributed the most losses on the day, with Goldman Sachs losing over 3-percent, while JP Morgan Chase lost over 1-percent.

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