Market wrap up
- 6 years ago
Taking a look at your financial markets.
Wall Street ended higher on Thursday after a steep selloff the previous session.
Let's take a look at the numbers.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose one-point-six percent, or 401 points, after losing more than 600 points at the close on Wednesday.
The S&P 500 jumped one-point-eight percent, or 50 points, to close at 2,705.
The Nasdaq soared almost three percent to 7,318.
South Korean shares tumbled to a 21-month low on Thursday, hit by weak earnings and overnight losses on Wall Street.
The benchmark KOSPI shed 34 points, or one-point-six percent, to close at 2,063.
The tech-heavy KOSDAQ slumped one-point-eight percent to 686.
Wall Street ended higher on Thursday after a steep selloff the previous session.
Let's take a look at the numbers.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose one-point-six percent, or 401 points, after losing more than 600 points at the close on Wednesday.
The S&P 500 jumped one-point-eight percent, or 50 points, to close at 2,705.
The Nasdaq soared almost three percent to 7,318.
South Korean shares tumbled to a 21-month low on Thursday, hit by weak earnings and overnight losses on Wall Street.
The benchmark KOSPI shed 34 points, or one-point-six percent, to close at 2,063.
The tech-heavy KOSDAQ slumped one-point-eight percent to 686.