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Some calm is returning to Wall Street in early trading, with Japan’s stock market soaring to recover from its worst loss since 1987.
The S&P 500 rose 0.6 percent Tuesday morning and is on track to snap a terrifying three-day losing streak.
There were hopes for a turnaround on Tuesday, based on the fact that markets often recover after an aggressive sell-off on the first day of the trading week following bad news over a weekend.
Major indices begin to recover in the first hour of trading
Wall Street analysts warn that stock market collapse is ‘only half complete’
Bitcoin recovers from a near six-month low
US stocks edge higher as markets become more stable after sell-off
New York Stock Exchange market open: US stocks open mostly in the green, but many fall into the red
Stocks edge higher in choppy session as investors remain nervous
European stocks stable, Tokyo up after slump
Key Updates
- Major indices begin to recover in the first hour of trading
- Apple shares continue to fall