US markets reopen amid fears of share collapse

Article Abstract:

The New York Stock Exchange is reopening following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. A safety system has been created by the Federal Reserve, Wall Street investment houses and regulators to try to prevent a sharp drop in share prices when trading resumes.

Analysis, United States economic conditions

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Shares slide as world nervously awaits Wall Street reopening

Article Abstract:

Wall Street is set to reopen on Sep 17, 2001, following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. It is widely believed that Wall Street will reopen at least 400 points, or 5% lower, with some equity strategists predicting a fall of as much as 10%.

Forecasts and trends, Financial markets, Wall Street

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From the opening bell, it was a day that rang with defiance

Article Abstract:

The New York Stock Exchange has reopened following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. Many traders remain very shocked and emotional, but they were determined to show that the US will rebound.

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