Vaccine adoption rates ‘wildcard’ for US stock rally


Overall, 58% of Americans said in a Gallup poll here that ended Nov 1 that they would get vaccinated, up from 50% who were willing in a September poll. Forty-two per cent said they would be unwilling to get a vaccine, citing reasons such as the rushed development timeline and concerns about safety.

NEW YORK: News this month of three promising coronavirus vaccines has helped push the Dow Jones Industrial Average over 30,000, but some investors worry that slow vaccination rates may weaken next year’s expected economic recovery.

Overall, 58% of Americans said in a Gallup poll here that ended Nov 1 that they would get vaccinated, up from 50% who were willing in a September poll.

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