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US stock markets opened lower on Tuesday despite a strong performance by retailers as investors took profits after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 reached new closing record highs the previous session.
Wall Street stocks advanced on Monday despite some weak economic data, with personal spending and income figures missing expectations and manufacturing activity growing at its slowest rate in a year.
US stock markets headed south in Friday’s session to close lower on the last trading day of the month following a downward revision to fourth-quarter GDP data.
