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Tuesday Recap: Sarhan In CNBC: Dow up triple digits as tech gains 1% after debate, data; oil falls
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Adam in CNBC: Stocks close mostly lower as uncertainty around Trump's policies worries investors
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Adam Sarhan CNBC Quote: Dow, S&P 500 close below 50-day moving average ahead of jobs report
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Friday Recap: Sarhan in CNBC: Stocks close mostly lower after new Hillary Clinton probe sends markets for wild ride
Friday, October 28, 2016 4pm EST U.S. equities closed mostly lower on Friday after the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced it is investigating new emails related to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The Dow Jones industrial average ended about 10 points lower after trading 74.71 points lower following the announcement. The index was trading about 75…
