US stocks turn lower after the European close- Dow Jones leads the way

The major European stock markets all turned lower into the close and only the FTSE 100 avoided a lower close on the day, albeit by just a few points. Right now all those futures prices have fallen back further after the close too. Meanwhile, it is a similar story stateside and the earlier gains across the US markets have now given way to downside, as the whole vista turns red. The Dow Jones is leading the losses right now in percentage and points terms and fallen to around 41,650. The S+P 500 is now probing levels below 5,700 after stalling earlier this afternoon at 5,741. The driver for all this seems to reside with the continuation of the theme; that Harris might win the Presidential race, or at least fears of that and what it might mean for corporate US going forward. It is the same reason why Bitcoin has fallen back further just now too. The Dow Jones peaked earlier today at 42,035. It is currently trading at 41,725. However, we know that this can turn around again ahead of the close, just as easily as it so far today. So be prepared for more volatility to come