Sources: NYSE could reopen after May 15
There will initially be a reduced head count on the trading floor, and traders will practice social distancing.
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Apr 23, 2020, 3:47 PM
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The New York Stock Exchange could begin reopening in a few weeks.
Two sources on yesterday's conference call with the Stock Exchange's CEO say it could start reopening after May 15.
There will initially be a reduced head count on the trading floor, and traders will practice social distancing.
Anyone entering the building will have their temperature checked.
The trading floor was temporarily closed in March to prevent the spread of the virus.
Since then, all trading has been done electronically.
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