June-dated crude rose 25% for the day
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Dow, S&P Log Best Month Since 1987 | By Laura McCandless | | The Dow extended its midday losses, closing down over 280 points, as dismal economic data weighed. The 3.8 million rise in jobless claims alongside a drop in consumer spending landed all three major indexes in the red, despite a rise in tech following a strong earnings session. Renewed unease over a potential trade-war also settled in after The Washington Post reported the Trump Administration is considering retaliations against China for failing to relay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak. Nevertheless, the S&P 500 and Dow both finished April with their best monthly performance since 1987 and best April since 1938. All three marked their first monthly gain for 2020. Continue reading for more on today's market, including: - The apparel name eyeing a monthly win.
- Comcast fears this quarter's revenue miss won't be its last.
- Plus, the electric vehicle manufacturer skyrocketing this past year; this blue chip's revenue and earnings beat; and the luxury fashion parent planning its reopening.
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