Wall Street a fini en nette baisse lundi,  le Dow Jones a perdu 1,29% et le Nasdaq 1,58%.
Selon des résultats définitifs, l’indice vedette Dow Jones Industrial Average a perdu 208,29 points à 15.885,22 points et le Nasdaq, à dominante technologique, 72,69 points à 4.518,49 points. L’indice élargi S&P 500 a chuté de 1,56% soit 29,82 points, à 1.877,08 points. La situation technique se dégrade fortement . La corrélation des actions avec le pétrole se renforce.

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