U.S. markets close higher Friday after worst week since March
- 6 years ago
In other news,... U.S. stocks rebounded slightly on Friday after a rough week on Wall Street,... but action was still volatile.
After tumbling more than a thousand points over the previous 2 sessions,... the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 287 points, or slightly over 1-point-1 percent, to close the week at 25-thousand-339.
The S&P 500 jumped 1-point-4 percent to 2-thousand-767, ending a 6-day losing streak.
The Nasdaq added over 2 percent.
Despite the strong gains on Friday, Wall Street had its worst weekly performance since March.
Analysts say the jitters that gripped the market due to President Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve seem to have subsided.
After tumbling more than a thousand points over the previous 2 sessions,... the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 287 points, or slightly over 1-point-1 percent, to close the week at 25-thousand-339.
The S&P 500 jumped 1-point-4 percent to 2-thousand-767, ending a 6-day losing streak.
The Nasdaq added over 2 percent.
Despite the strong gains on Friday, Wall Street had its worst weekly performance since March.
Analysts say the jitters that gripped the market due to President Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve seem to have subsided.