Early: debt crisis, worrying European Dow down 120 points

U.S. stocks fell sharply early on Monday, the Dow fell 120 points. Although Ireland's 113 billion U.S. dollars assistance program has been finalized, but investors still doubt whether the euro zone debt crisis under control.
EDT at 10:39 on November 29 (Beijing time at 23:39 on November 29), the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 120.00 points to 10,972.00 points, down 1.08%; the Nasdaq composite index fell 25.48 points to 2,509.08 points, or 1.01%; Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 9.99 points to 1,179.41 points, down 0.84%.

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