Stock futures rose on Tuesday, providing some relief after recent market turmoil caused by President Trump’s tariff announcement, which resulted in significant equity losses.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures increased by 820 points (2.2%), S&P 500 futures were up about 1.7%, and Nasdaq-100 futures gained around 1.5%.
This bounce back followed three days of heavy losses and heightened volatility. Monday recorded the highest trading volume in U.S. markets in 18 years, with approximately 29 billion shares traded.
At one point, the Dow had a drop of more than 1,700 points, experiencing a total swing of 2,595 points before closing down 349 points (0.9%).
Source (CNBC)
