Tech and Industrial Companies Lead Stocks Back From Losses<br />NEW YORK — North Korea’s latest missile launch jolted the U. S. stock market Tuesday,<br />but major indexes pulled back from those early losses and mostly finished higher as the weakening dollar gave technology and industrial companies a boost.<br />" she said. that Buying on the dips is going to continue as long as earnings continue to move forward<br />because investors know the market is going to continue to follow those earnings,<br />The Dow Jones industrial average fell 134 points when the market opened.<br />Benchmark U. S. crude gave up 13 cents to $46.44 a barrel in New York.<br />Investors bought bonds, which are traditionally considered safe assets, after North Korea fired a midrange ballistic missile<br />that crossed over northern Japan and fell into the Pacific Ocean.
