S&P 500 completes recovery from COVID-19 sell-off, hits record high


(Reuters) - The S&P 500 index hit an all-time intraday high shortly after the open on Tuesday, highlighting a dramatic rebound that has come in the middle of a global coronavirus pandemic and widespread economic devastation.

The index reversed the initial gain and was last off 0.1% at 3,378.51. It is still up some 54% from its low on March 23.

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