〔U.S. Equities〕Dow Inc fell for the first time in five days, dropping 507 points; Nasdaq also declined (17th) ☆Revised

【New York, Jiji Press】On the 17th, the New York stock market declined for the first time in five trading days amid growing expectations of a rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board (Fed) within the year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, comprising blue-chip stocks, closed at 51,492.55, down 507.12 points from the previous day's close. The Nasdaq Composite Index, dominated by technology stocks, ended the session at 26,021.66, down 354.68 points. Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange rose by 806.9 million shares from the previous day to 14.4267 billion shares.

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