NEW YORK (AP) — Coming off a record week, the stock market is drifting lower in light trading Monday.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell two points to 14,395. That's a drop of less than 0.1 percent. Intel led the Dow lower, slipping 1 percent.
Last week, the blue-chip index posted four straight days of record highs after blowing past its all-time high on Tuesday. It ended the week up 2 percent.
There were no major economic reports to drive trading on Monday. Later in the week, the government will release figures for the federal budget in February, as well as reports on consumer prices and industrial production.
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