U.S. Stocks Bounce Weakly at Opening After Monday Horror Show

By Geoffrey Smith 

Investing.com — U.S. stock markets opened with a modest bounce on Tuesday, after fears that the coronavirus pandemic could push the U.S. economy into recession drove them to their worst one-day loss since the 1987 crash on Monday.

By 9:34 AM ET (1334 GMT), the was up 375 points, or 1.9% at 20,487 points. The was up 2.3% and the was up 2.4%.

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