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Ftures fell as the House rejected a Trump-backed bill to avoid a government shutdown. On Thursday, a market bounce fizzled.

Equity indexes opened higher but drifted lower as markets priced in new Fed forecasts.

Investors seemed to shrug off the meltdown on Thursday. Some Dow Jones laggards of this period tried to rebound as well.

The FTSE 100 finished 93.79 points, or 1.14%, lower to end the day at 8,105.32.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 attempted to rebound on the stock market today. Bitcoin stocks sold off while Nvidia climbed.

Boeing finally resumes aircraft production at its Pacific Northwest facilities. Starliner astronauts will be stuck on the ISS until March.

The FTSE 100 was down 112p, or 1.37%, at 8,087.11, taking the index to its lowest for almost a month.

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Futures rose after the stock market plunged Wednesday on the Fed rate outlook. Tesla is rebounding. Micron dived on guidance.

Market participants reacted predictably to a well-telegraphed hawkish turn by the Federal Reserve.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average broke a half-century record for futility on Wednesday, suffering losses for the 10th consecutive session on the heels of the Federal Reserve's 0.25% interest rate cut.