New York Stock Exchange opens trading floor for first time since March 20 GlobeBusiness
, NYSE Chief Commercial Officer John Tuttle said in an interview. Still, he says the reopening is meaningful.
The 100 or so traders, regulatory, and operational staff heading into the building, in a still-largely deserted lower Manhattan, have been asked to avoid public transportation, and everyone entering will be screened for signs of the virus. Since the move to electronic-only trading, there have been no major disruptions, even with record volumes and volatility, prompting rivals to say the floor, where stocks have changed hands since 1792, has no real utility.
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