S&P 500 Futures Back Below 2000 After British Terror Level Raised to "Severe"

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While the initial news of The U.K. raising the terror threat level to "severe" based on new intelligence was first reported at 9:24 EST, the market didn't react negatively until British PM David Cameron began talking at 9:50 EST. The S&P 500 futures, which had made an all-time high before the opening at 2003.75, have subsequently fallen back below the psychologically key 2000 level, now trading at 1993, down 3.75 and just off the low of 1992.25. Volume is light today in front of the three day Labor Day weekend.
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