NYSE to partially reopen on May 26 after two month closure
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As the United States is pressing hard to reopen its economy,... the stock market too, says it will partially reopen this month.
This just coming a little while ago,... the New York Stock Exchange saying it will reopen the trading floor starting May 26th with 'vital new safety measures' in place.
And for your market closings on Thursday.
Stocks on Wall Street rebounded as bank shares offset another gloomy jobless claims report.
An extra 3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week alone,... pushing the total number of first-time claimants to 36-and-a-half million since mid-March.
Despite that, the Dow Jones closed up over one-and-a-half percent, the S&P 500, over one-percent and the NASDAQ picked up around the same percentage amount.
Crude oil prices went up on a dip in U.S. crude stockpiles -- and after the International Energy Agency forecast lower global stockpiles in the latter half of 2020.
Brent Crude was up 7-percent and WTI rose near 10-percent to close at 27-dollars 76-cents.
As the United States is pressing hard to reopen its economy,... the stock market too, says it will partially reopen this month.
This just coming a little while ago,... the New York Stock Exchange saying it will reopen the trading floor starting May 26th with 'vital new safety measures' in place.
And for your market closings on Thursday.
Stocks on Wall Street rebounded as bank shares offset another gloomy jobless claims report.
An extra 3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week alone,... pushing the total number of first-time claimants to 36-and-a-half million since mid-March.
Despite that, the Dow Jones closed up over one-and-a-half percent, the S&P 500, over one-percent and the NASDAQ picked up around the same percentage amount.
Crude oil prices went up on a dip in U.S. crude stockpiles -- and after the International Energy Agency forecast lower global stockpiles in the latter half of 2020.
Brent Crude was up 7-percent and WTI rose near 10-percent to close at 27-dollars 76-cents.