US stocks fall from record highs as Congress nears deadline without stimulus agreement
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday he feels "more optimistic" a deal can be reached, adding an agreement "is very close at hand."
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US stocks fall from record highs as Congress nears deadline without stimulus agreement
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