After rallying nearly 420 points, or 2.6%, last week, the Dow Jones industrial average ended up 229 points and exited correction territory — meaning it's now down less than 10% from its May peak.

After rallying nearly 420 points, or 2.6%, last week, the Dow Jones industrial average ended up 229 points and exited correction territory — meaning it's now down less than 10% from its May peak.

The Dow was on track to exit correction territory on Thursday as trade deal optimism continued to lift the stock market from its lows in early April. The blue-chip index was up 1% to 41,542.

Any close of 41,410.15 or higher would confirm the Dow's exit from correction territory, according to Dow Jones Market Data. That would mark a rise of more than 10% from its April 8 closing low.

Stocks surged higher on Tuesday and the Nasdaq Composite exited correction territory after October’s inflation reading clocked in cooler than expected. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up ...

To exit correction territory, the Dow must close above 17233.08. That's a near certainty at this point.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on pace to exit correction territory, up 10% from its April lows, if it closes 160.77 points higher. Dow Jones Averages. 42218.52 Companies pacing Monday's ...

Stocks turned lower Friday as renewed selling on fears of a recession pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 400 points and the S&P 500 into correction territory. The 30-stock ...

As markets continue reeling, economic uncertainty rises, and experts warn about a heightened risk of recession, you may have heard the Dow and S&P 500 entered correction territory and the Nasdaq ...

As markets continue reeling, economic uncertainty rises, and experts warn about a heightened risk of recession, you may have heard the Dow and S&P 500 entered correction territory and the Nasdaq ...