The New York Stock Exchange ended higher on Monday, driven by bargain hunting amid a lull after ten days of banking turmoil, although uncertainty remains over the outcome of the crisis. appreciated by 1.20%, the Nasdaq index gained 0.39% and the broader S&P 500 index rose by 0.89%. After several massive interventions to reassure depositors of American banks and the announcement, on Sunday, of the takeover of Credit Suisse by its great rival UBS, Wall Street entered Monday’s session with less tense nerves. “In 2008, we had…
After a difficult week, Wall Street rebounds with bargain hunting and closes higher.
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