Gained yesterday and then something, and there are a number of developments that were following going into this final hour of trading here. And so, lets take a look at where markets stand with the Dow Jones Industrial average off 165 points this hour. It was down almost 200 at the lows just a little while ago. Remember, anything below 75 points means weve given up yesterdays gains and returned to the lowest level since at least may 20th, perhaps going back into the red for the year. In any case, this is a broadbased selloff, and the dow off 1 at this hour. Same goes for the nasdaq, which is off 42 points. The s p 500 off 1. 15 or 22 points, down all the way to 1, 916. The dow, going into the week, it had shed about 600 points in ten trading sessions. So certainly a sharp selloff. Lets try to make sense of it all. Rob morgan, sam stovall from s p capital iq, frank rad yok from jhs capital advisers, danny hughes from Divine Capital here at the big board. Our own Michelle Carusocabrera on
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The ELL Guide to Dining and Drinking Outdoors from Monday
We have made it through four months, ladies and gents. And finally, our long lockdown wait is definitively over and from Monday we can eat and drink together in pubs and restaurants.
Pic: Drew Beamer
April 12 is the day when food and our social lives can lawfully coalesce again. But only outdoors of course.
While this is exciting, here are a few safety guidelines in place for the current allowance of terrace and outdoor dining: You can eat and drink together on the same table outside with separate households, but only up to 6 can be together; Customers will have to wear a mask when not seated at a table; and everyone will be required to “check in” using the NHS Covid-19 app individually for monitoring the spread of the virus.