The Bears growl on Wall St.
Jul 2 - A spike in oil prices finally pushed blue chips to close in bear market territory after hovering near the threshold for three sessions.
A bear market is defined by a 20 percent drop from an all-time peak. Analysts and traders said investors should expect Wall Street to grind even lower.
Conway Gittens reports from New York.
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