The healing process has begun. With important economic data for May now in the books, it looks like the economy hit bottom in April. Not only have most economic indicators rebounded in May, they have come back much more strongly than expected on Wall Street. That together with some promising signs on the health front and muscular support from the Federal Reserve stoked an astonishing rally in the stock market. After a 34 percent drop between February 19 and March 23, stock prices staged a record-setting 45 percent surge over the subsequent 50 days. As of June 23, the S&P 500 stood just 7 percent below its pre-coronavirus record set in February and the Nasdaq was back to all-time highs. June 2020 Economic and Financial Digest

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