Dow Jones closes above 29,000 after February, Trump takes credit

The Dow Jones industrial average once again crossed the 29,000-mark and closed at 29,100.50. After reaching an all-time high of 29,551 in mid-February, it sank below 19,000 due to the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump was quick to take credit for the surge. Taking to Twitter, he wrote: ’The Dow Jones Industrial just closed above 29,000! You are so lucky to have me as your President.’

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Dow Jones closes above 29,000 after February, Trump takes credit

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