Stock market live updates: Is crash over?, Icahn not sure, Mnuchin says buying opportunity

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Stocks jumped on Friday, one day after posting their worst day since the Oct. 1987 crash.

Andrew Kelly | Reuters4:01 pm: Stocks close at session highs, Dow surges more than 1,900 points

The major averages ended a week of steep losses on a high note, with the Dow gaining 1,981 points, or 9.3%. The S&P 500 rose 9.2%, while the Nasdaq jumped 9.3%. The indexes rallied into the close as President Trump provided some clarity on the governmental response to the coronavirus outbreak.The major averages rose to session highs with less than 10 minutes left in the trading session, as President Trump provided some clarity about the U.S.'s response to the coronavirus outbreak.

have lost more than half their value in the last year as low oil prices continue to pressure energy companies. But Miller Tabak's Matt Maley said that from a technical perspective, the stock "should be getting quite ripe for a bounce at some point very soon." He noted that the stock's RSI, or relative strength index, is below 10, and the "most oversold it has ever been" based on the firm's data back to 1980.

." If that happens, Zentner said the bank believes U.S. households that refinance could see around $300 in additional savings due to the lower mortgage rate.got roiled this week after failed talks between OPEC and non-OPEC countries on a production cut led to a price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia. WTI is down more than 22% week to date and is on pace for its biggest one-week decline since December 2008.

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Good sign and volatility index dropped by over 20%

That was smart to have CEOs of big companies give quick speeches. That should be a weekly standard in the final hour of trading

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