Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wobner live from post nine right here at the New York stock

exchanges. This make-a-break hour begins with this big day and the countdown to the Fed decision now less than 24 hours away.

So much riding on that outcome. Stocks already jittery, whether it's

worries about regional banks weighing on sentiment or more data showing a

weakening US economy. Here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. Dow under some pretty heavy selling

pressure for most of the day as you know by now. So much for the S&P closing in on 4200

it was just on the doorstep. It's back way off that round number now

Nasdaq given back a good amount today as well as technology slides small

caps under pressure to Russell down by 2%. Brings us to our talk of the tape,

the cornucopia of concerns hitting the markets today

and what it might mean for where we go from here.

Let's bring in senior markets commentator Mike Santoli

for more on that. It really is a laundry list of

issues on your mind yeah we didn't have to go far to find things to worry about

today I think though it starts with when the market when the S&P 500 is that the

upper end of its range as it has been hanging around for a while.

More things have to go right and fewer things have to go wrong to keep it there.

The huge stocks did their job by insulating us from some macro concerns.

Much better than expected earnings last week,

I feel like kind of got burned up in the way of higher prices.

And then you get mixed with regional banks

unable to rally on what could have been that clearing

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