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New York | It took 14 weeks to fall, 17 weeks to recover, and if you managed never to sell during the US sharemarket's biggest tantrum in six years, you've just been made whole. .
Global equity markets rallied on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST), with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes setting record closing highs on Wall Street, while European energy shares posted their biggest daily gain since January as crude prices surged.
