Wall Street dips on renewed euro zone fears
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks fell on Thursday as comments by the ECB president on the euro raised worries about Europe’s outlook and curbed investors’ appetite for risky assets. The euro currency dropped against the safe-haven dollar and yen after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the exchange rate was important to growth and price stability, which investors took as a sign the bank is concerned about the euro’s advance in recent days. Materials shares were among the weakest performers on the S&P 500, with the S&P 500 materials index down 0. . . .
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