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U.S. stocks roar back to life, Nasdaq gains 224 points
Lola Evans
21 Jul 2021, 06:31 GMT+10
The Covid-19 surge, particularly the Delta variant, was blamed for Monday s plunge in global stocks.
So analysts were finding it difficult to explain why stocks roared ahead on Tuesday. The narrative from yesterday that bled through the weekend was a little bit of a risk-off scenario around the increasing COVID cases.
NEW YORK, New York - The Covid-19 surge, particularly the Delta variant, was blamed for Monday s plunge in global stocks, the biggest one-day dive in 9 months.
So analysts were finding it difficult to explain why stocks roared ahead on Tuesday.