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US markets regain some ground after Monday’s bruising selloff, worst day in 12 years
President Donald Trump said his administration would discuss several proposals with Congress, including a possible payroll-tax cut and help for hourly wage earners.
By Xie Yu
(The Wall Street Journal) – International markets regained ground after Monday's bruising selloff, with American stock futures gaining more than 3%, as investors welcomed the prospect of new US tax cuts and other measures to counter the economic pain caused by the novel coronavirus.
President Trump said Monday his administration would discuss several proposals with Congress, including a possible payroll-tax cut and help for hourly wage earners.
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