Dow skids 400 points early Monday; Caterpillar, American Express top decliners
Shares of Caterpillar and American Express are retreating Monday morning, leading the Dow Jones Industrial Average selloff. Shares of Caterpillar CAT, -6.40% and American Express AXP, -4.70% have contributed to the index's intraday decline, as the Dow DJIA, -1.27% was most recently trading 312 points lower . Caterpillar's shares are down $8.01 while those of American Express have fallen $4.62 , combining for an approximately 87-point drag on the Dow.
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