A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Should market optimism persist, last year’s bear market in the US has a shot at being unwound faster than all but three of its predecessors since the second World War. EPA
A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Should market optimism persist, last year’s bear market in the US has a shot at being unwound faster than all but three of its predecessors since Show more
How the US bear market was erased less than 20 months after it began
Almost $10 trillion has been restored to equity values in the past nine months as job growth, consumer spending and corporate earnings defied doomsayers