Dow Jones index fails to break through 10,000

Dow Jones index fails to break through 10,000

Dealers at the New York Stock Exchange look somewhat discouraged March 15 after the Dow Jones Industrial Average failed to break through the 10,000 barrier. The benchmark index closed at a record high of 9,958.77, up 82.42 points. ==Kyodo

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