(Reuters) - Blue chip stocks were plagued by worries the exposure of
U.S. banks to the subprime sector may be worse than originally
suspected, ahead of the release of U.S. data on new home sales
later in the session.
By 0928 GMT September Standard & Poor's 500 futures
were roughly unchanged. The S&P index has shed almost 3
percent since hitting seven-year highs on June 1.
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U.S. banks to the subprime sector may be worse than originally
suspected, ahead of the release of U.S. data on new home sales
later in the session.
By 0928 GMT September Standard & Poor's 500 futures
were roughly unchanged. The S&P index has shed almost 3
percent since hitting seven-year highs on June 1.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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