(CNBC) A major benchmark for U.S. stocks — the Russell 2000 index — turned negative for the year on Monday, an indicator of broader weakness occurring in the economy that’s being masked by a few large-cap tech equities. The small-cap barometer lost 1.6% on the day, pushing its year-to-date performance to a loss of 0.2%. It is also down 12.5% from its 52-week high.
The benchmark for small-cap stocks — the Russell 2000 — turned negative for the year
This entry was posted in Syndicated. Bookmark the permalink.
