U.S. equities slumped Monday as early strength arising from a seeming ease in geopolitical tensions evaporated in the face of a shortfall in factory growth and continued dissatisfaction with uncertainty about a war with Iraq.
"The negative manufacturing numbers dominated trading," said Stephen Carl, the head of U.S. equity trading at Williams Capital Group. "They didn't spark a sell-off this morning, but they kept buyers away, and with no positive developments to counteract them, the market traded off by late afternoon."
We were going great guns until the factory data came out, so the fact that the market can't seem to sustain gains of late is very frustrating," he said. "The numbers weren't that bad, in fact construction spending was very strong, but stocks seem to want to go down more than up. Every advance is a struggle."
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