( Reuters) – The S&P edged higher on Thursday as investors weighed the possibility of extra stimulus and states reopening for company against bellicose remarks from President Donald Trump about U.S.-China trade negotiations and dire warnings from a whistleblower about the U.S. action to the coronavirus pandemic.
SUBMIT IMAGE: The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is seen in the monetary district of lower Manhattan throughout the outbreak of the coronavirus illness (COVID-19) in New York City, U.S., April 26,2020 REUTERS/Jeenah Moon
The Dow signed up with the S&P in the black, while tech shares held the Nasdaq in unfavorable territory.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court overruled the guv’s lockdown orders, fueling hopes that mandated constraints might be raised sooner rather than later.
However an ousted health official affirmed prior to a U.S. Legislature panel that the United States could face “the darkest winter” if its response to the pandemic stopped working to improve.
Comments by Trump late Wednesday blamed China for the coronavirus out