Stocks fell on Friday, but got some relief after Congress passed the largest economic aid package in U.S. history.
... [+]The stock market closed lower on Friday, cutting into some of its gains from the previous three days in yet another volatile week of trading—but Wall Street also cheered the news that Congress had passed the largest stimulus bill in American history to stem the economic fallout from coronavirus.
The largest economic relief package in American history, the bill has been under negotiation since last week, twice failing to make it out of the Senate before it was eventually green lighted on Wednesday in a unanimous 96-0 vote.
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