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Dow Jones Industrials Falls as Utilities and Transport Rise

The Dow Jones 30 Industrials closed at 51,670.1, down 180.45 points, while the Dow Jones 15 Utilities index climbed to 1,066.92, according to market data reported by the Associated Press. The price movements occurred in U.S.…

By Gordon Ashwell·October 13, 2026·二〇二六年十〇月十三日·2 min read

The Dow Jones 30 Industrials closed at 51,670.1, down 180.45 points, while the Dow Jones 15 Utilities index climbed to 1,066.92, according to market data reported by the Associated Press. The price movements occurred in U.S. trading on Tuesday, October 13, with the session closing at 5:30 p.m.

European indices displayed varied performance during the same period. The FT-100 in London finished at 10,650.33, a decrease of 5.95 points, whereas the MIB in Milan rose to 50,057.18, gaining 105.6 points. The SMI in Zurich also moved higher, closing at 13,877.84, an increase of 49.68 points.

In other U.S. sectors, the Dow Jones 20 Transportation index increased by 51.39 points to reach 19,810.47. The Nasdaq Composite ended the session at 27,245.902, reflecting a decline of 41.522 points. The S&P 500 fell slightly to 7,805.45, and the SOX Philadelphia index dropped to 12,236.788.

The Dow Jones 30 Industrials traded between a high of 52,317.32 and a low of 51,587.67 before closing. The Nasdaq Composite range extended from a high of 27,277.228 to a low of 27,121.572. European indices showed different intraday ranges, with the FT-100 peaking at 10,762.01 and the MIB reaching a high of 50,380.69.

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