The stock market finished higher on Tuesday, closing out its best quarter since 1998 despite a rising number of coronavirus cases across the country—as many states pause or walk back reopening plans altogether.The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.8%, over 200 points, on Tuesday, while the S&P 500 rose 1.5% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained 1.9%.
The market fell by as much as 0.5% at the open on Tuesday, before cutting losses and turning positive. Stocks got a boost after consumer confidencelast month as states loosened lockdowns, raising hope for an economic recovery. The nation’s three most populous states—Texas, Florida and California—are among those backtracking their reopening processes, closing beaches and bars in some cases.
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skleb1234 Up is down.
skleb1234 While millions of Americans are on unemployment? Looks like the republicans have been feeding us bullshit all along...
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skleb1234 How can that be?
skleb1234 Thanks for reporting news and not opinions bashing conservatives. Breathe of fresh air
skleb1234 Didn’t it just have its worst yet in like 30 years? 😂 So much volitility
skleb1234 U.S. economy is objectively awful right now. The unemployment rate is at levels not seen since the 43 months of Great Depression and this quarter’s decline in gross domestic product is expected to be the worst on record. Most economists believe it will take years to recover
skleb1234 And? That doesn’t mean shit when 45 million Americans are unemployed!!!
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