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S&P 500 pares losses as US stimulus passage expected; Tesla falls 4.6%

The $900 billion package, expected to pass on Monday, includes unemployment aid and steers money to small businesses, airlines, transit systems and vaccine distribution.

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Tesla Inc became the most valuable company ever added to the S&P 500 and will account for about 1.69% of the index.

Reuters New York
The S&P 500 lost ground on Monday, but was well off its session lows as investors grappled with the outbreak of an ominous new strain of Covid-19 along with the likely passage of a long-awaited stimulus package.
 
 The Nasdaq joined the S&P 500 in the red, but financials helped the blue-chip Dow reverse course for a modest gain.
"While there's talk of the sell-off being related to the new Covid strain, my sense is air's being let out of the balloon," said Oliver Pursche, president of Bronson Meadows Capital Management in Fairfield, Connecticut. "We got ahead of ourselves in

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