The slight rally comes after the worst day for financial markets since 1987.
The stock market opens after its worst day in three decades after more mass shutdowns by hotels, restaurants and bars adjust to a new reality.
Futures on U.S. financial markets slightly rallied early Tuesday, but not nearly enough to make up for the massivePremarket trading on the Dow Jones Industrial Average indicated an opening bounce of more than 200 points, or approximately 1%. This comes after the index suffered its worst day since the"Black Monday" crash of 1987, plunging nearly 3,000 points or 12.94%.
Futures on the the S&P 500 similarly indicated the index was no longer free-falling ahead of the market's opening, though it was also only up approximately 1% after shedding nearly 12% during Monday's bloodletting.
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