On Monday, June 27, 2016, Fortune reported that the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 314 points by mid-afternoon, or nearly 2%, adding to its losses since Britain voted on Thursday to leave the European Union.
The Dow Jones stock market index had plunged more than 3% on Friday immediately following the Brexit results, shedding 610 points in its worst one-day plunge since 2011.
While bank stocks initially suffered the biggest losses, with Goldman Sachs down 7% on Friday, several tech companies are now sharing the brunt of the selloff. The Dow’s biggest losers on Monday included Microsoft MSFT -2.81% , which fell more than 3%, just as much as shares of JPMorgan JPM -3.34% . Intel INTC -2.63% shares also dropped 3% while IBM IBM -2.11% stock declined more than 2%. Apple AAPL -1.55% stock and Cisco CSCO -2.23% each fell nearly 2%.
Nasdaq, which predominantly includes technology companies, fell further than other U.S. stock market indexes, declining more than 2% on Monday after plunging more than 4% on Friday. Get more stock market updates at Fortune.
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