Stocks finished the day firmly negative with the Dow down around 182 points.
Shares of IBM, Disney and Procter and Gamble weighed on the Dow.
In economic news, A National Association of Realtors report showed that pending home sales rebounded in November.
Smart-home device and camera maker Wyze Labs is confirming a data leak that may impact millions of customers. The company confirmed in a blog post that some user data was not properly secured.
Electric carmaker Tesla is marking a milestone after delivering its first set of cars built in China. However, shares fell after an analyst said he expects Tesla’s 2019 vehicle deliveries to hit the low end of the company’s guidance range.
Oil prices were down a bit amid rising geopolitical tensions in North East Asia and violence in the Middle East. A report from Baker Hughes also said that said drillers cut 8 rigs last week to hit their lowest count since mid-November. February WTI oil fell 4 cents to $61.68 a barrel.