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Stocks fell Tuesday, breaking a five-session streak of gains as investors weighed the prospects of a recovery with spreading coronavirus outbreaks.

U.S. stocks markets are closed Friday in observance of Independence Day.

Monthly job gains in May and June are historic, but the labor market is still facing a net loss of 14.7M job losses from the coronavirus recession.

Stocks posted their best quarter in decades, as government stimulus and help from the Fed helped markets start to recover from the damage of COVID-19 at the start of the year.

Stocks slid Friday, as investors weighed the Fed’s move to temporarily suspend shareholder payouts by big banks ahead of a potential recession.

Stocks staged a comeback in the final trading hour Thursday, propelled by bank shares as investors weighed prospects for an economic turnaround.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin left the door open to extending the July 15 tax deadline for a second time as Americans grapple with the economic fallout from the pandemic.

Stocks fell Wednesday on worries over the prospects of a quick economic recovery after the IMF projected the global recession will be worse than initially expected.

U.S. stocks recovered Tuesday from overnight losses after Washington reassured investors that the trade accord with China was still intact.