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Major equity indexes in the U.S. dropped sharply on Thursday as investors moved away from riskier assets on rising concerns over the stability of the Trump administration and its ability to push through important policy changes such as the tax-reform or the infrastructure overhaul.
Market speculation of White House Economic Adviser Gary Cohn's possible resignation triggered a sell-off in the early NA session as he is seen as a key player who could help carry through the tax reform, which was the primary boost of the stock market's rally of 2017.
Commenting on today's market action, "continued problems with Republican leadership, inability to get anything done, and this latest wedge being driven between the president and Congress. Not helpful," Stephen Massocca, senior vice president, Wedbush Securities in San Francisco, told Reuters.
Moreover, investors' demand for safe-havens such as the U.S. Treasury-bonds, gold, remained high in the session after the news of a terrorist attack in Barcelona crossed the wires. A van drove through a crowded street in the center of Barcelona, killing at least 13 people and injuring at least 50 people, Catalan police said in a statement after the incident.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 274.14 points, or 1.25%, to 21,750.73, the S&P 500 dropped 38.75 points, or 1.57%, to 2,428.75 and the Nasdaq Composite closed 106.54 points, or 1.68%, lower at 6,238.57.
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