Editor's Insight: Dow's 20,000 milestone fails to excite Wall Street – why?
It's taken more than 17 years to add 10,000 but celebrations are subdued.
The world’s best-known stock index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, is poised to reach a milestone of 20,000 points.
Yet Wall Street doesn’t appear in a party mood to celebrate the occasion.
The subdued approach to the 20,000 milestone is certainly mysterious, given its importance to
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Editor's Insight: Dow's 20,000 milestone fails to excite Wall Street – why?
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