Tech and Industrial Companies Lead Stocks Back From Losses
NEW YORK — North Korea’s latest missile launch jolted the U. S. stock market Tuesday,
but major indexes pulled back from those early losses and mostly finished higher as the weakening dollar gave technology and industrial companies a boost.
" she said. that Buying on the dips is going to continue as long as earnings continue to move forward
because investors know the market is going to continue to follow those earnings,
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 134 points when the market opened.
Benchmark U. S. crude gave up 13 cents to $46.44 a barrel in New York.
Investors bought bonds, which are traditionally considered safe assets, after North Korea fired a midrange ballistic missile
that crossed over northern Japan and fell into the Pacific Ocean.
