Dow falls 1,000 points Thursday, drives the blue-chip stock-market index below its 200-day moving average

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average undefined tumbled 1,000 points late-morning Thursday, driving the index below a closely followed gauge of long-term...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -3.84% tumbled 1,000 points late-morning Thursday, driving the index below a closely followed gauge of long-term momentum. The index was trading down 3.7% at 25,980, which is well beneath its 200-day moving average at 26,323.87, according to FactSet data. The blue-chip index has traded above that long-term gauge since June 4, as the recovery from the coronavirus-induced rout accelerated.

The index remains well above its short-term 50-day moving average at 24,268.36, however. It's important to note that the Dow is remains in a bearish condition, known as a death cross, where the long-term moving average is above the short-term average. Markets have been under pressure on Thursday after the Federal Reserve painted a grim picture of the domestic economic outlook and as cases of COVID-19 were resurging in some 20 states in the U.S.

 

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