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In these times of uncertainty, we want to make sure we're bringing you, our listeners, as much information as possible, as quickly as we can.

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Good evening, everyone. I'm Tyler Matheson on day 99 of the coronavirus crisis. Stocks surging today.

All major indexes up 7%. But this virus has now killed more than 10,000 Americans.

Wow, what a market day.

Stock surge.

If we are plateauing, we are plateauing at a very high level.

Trend trackers show signs a peak is near.

We're going to be looking at a decline in GDP of at least 30%.

But it's clear the damage has been done, and big risks remain as the crisis continues.

This is a CNBC special report, markets in turmoil.

Here's Tyler Matheson.

And good evening once again. After a major update for stocks, let's start right now with a look at where the futures stand. Remember, these futures are very volatile at this hour, and you can see

that the implied open tomorrow

for all three of the major indexes is lower at this hour. But that can change, obviously,

in the blink of an eye. Let's talk about the Dow, the S&P, and NASDAQ. They were all way up today,

all three indexes rising 7%. But each index, don't forget this, how could you,

is still down big from those highs of just two and a half from their highs, just two and a half,

about a couple months ago. The NASDAQ now 19.5% below its high. The S&P 500, 21.5% off of its high back in February, and the Dow, 23% off the high

from mid-February. Well, despite the optimism in the markets today, J.P. Morgan's CEO, Jamie

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