Concerns Over Health Of European Economy Cause Stocks To Fall: Acadiana Business Index

A day after the Dow gained over 200 points, it takes a dip. Mark Lasseigne fills you in.

Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 77 points to 11,406.
The Federal Reserve said US industrial production rose 0.9% in July compared with June, better than expected. However, U.S. home construction fell 1.5%, and data showed new building permits, a gauge of future construction, dropped 3.2%.
Fitch affirmed its triple-A credit rating on the U.S., pointing to the nation's continued position as a leader of the global economy.
The European Union's official statistics agency said the combined gross domestic product of the euro zone's 17 members grew by only 0.2% from the first quarter.
Crude oil closing at $86.65 a barrel.