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Wall Street cierra en rojo, lastrada por el riesgo de invasión de Ucrania

Temor de una invasión rusa inminente a Ucrania presionó este viernes la bolsa de Nueva York

A woman walks on Wall Street in New York on February 8, 2021. - Pin-up photos and smutty jokes have long been commonplace on trading floors, but the finance world is gradually opening up to women -- underlined by the arrival on March1, 2021, of Jane Fraser at the head of Wall Street banking flagship Citigroup. Her elevation marks "a milestone," according to Lorraine Hariton, director of Catalyst, an organization that promotes women in the workplace. (Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP)
A woman walks on Wall Street in New York on February 8, 2021. - Pin-up photos and smutty jokes have long been commonplace on trading floors, but the finance world is gradually opening up to women -- underlined by the arrival on March1, 2021, of Jane Fraser at the head of Wall Street banking flagship Citigroup. Her elevation marks "a milestone," according to Lorraine Hariton, director of Catalyst, an organization that promotes women in the workplace. (Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP) KENA BETANCUR
Una mujer camina en Wall Street, Nueva York, el 8 de febrero del 2021. (Foto de Kena Betancur / AFP) (KENA BETANCUR/AFP)

Nueva York. El temor de una invasión rusa inminente a Ucrania presionó este viernes la bolsa de Nueva York, ya febril y en busca de dirección.

El Dow Jones perdió 1,43%, a 34.738,06 puntos, el índice Nasdaq, de fuerte predominio de empresas tecnológicas, cedió un 2,78% a los 13.791,15 puntos, y el indicador compuesto S&P 500 cayó el 1,90% a los 4.418,64 puntos.

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