U.S. equity markets slipped Wedn esday after the U.S. ordered Chi na to close its consulate in Hou ston and Beijing vowed to retali

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U.S. equity markets slipped Wednesday after the U.S. ordered ChinaÂ to close its consulate in Houston and Beijing vowed to retaliate. Â

U.S. equity markets slipped Wednesday after the U.S. ordered ChinaÂ to close its consulate in Houston and Beijing vowed to retaliate. Â The government said itÂ ordered the closure to protect U.S. intellectual property and private information. Chinese officials were seen burning documents after the eviction was directed, according to local reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 31 points, or 0.12Â percent, in the opening minutes of trading while the S&P 500 dropped 0.05 percent.Â The Nasdaq Composite see-sawed between incremental losses and gains.

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