U.S. stock market futures rallied from steep initial losses late Sunday on hopes that the world's central banks may soon take action.
U.S. stock market futures rallied from steep initial losses late Sunday, suggesting a pause to the selloff when trading begins Monday, following the worst week on Wall Street since 2008.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said Friday that the central bank is “closely monitoring” the outbreak. “We will use our tools and act as appropriate to support the economy,” he said. Read: Wall Street is wondering if the Fed can heal a coronavirus-stricken stock market that just saw $4.3 trillion in value vanish over the past 7 sessions
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Awaiting US stock futures open at 6 pm after Wall Street's worst week since 2008Investors braced for the U.S. stock futures open Sunday at 6 p.m. after rising concerns around the coronavirus sent equities tumbling last week.
Les mer »
U.S. stock futures sink, suggesting the worst isn’t over for Wall StreetU.S. stock market futures fell sharply shortly after electronic trading began late Sunday, suggesting further losses when trading begins Monday, following...
Les mer »
Wall Street Prepares for Another Unruly WeekThe Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped for seven straight days. Its 14% decline since Feb. 12 puts it in danger of falling into a “bear market,” marking a 20% decline from a recent high
Les mer »
Wall Street in coronavirus contingency mode with staff, visitors, regulatorsBig U.S. banks have been rolling out contingency plans to respond to the global ...
Les mer »