Global Stocks Mixed After Congress Passes Stimulus Bill

Global stock markets are mixed this morning. Shares in Europe and U.S. futures advanced after U.S. political leaders passed a $900 billion economic aid package, while stocks in Tokyo and other Asian markets fell. 

The new economic relief package was approved late Monday night by Congress and will include $600 direct payments to most Americans, extra unemployment benefits for laid-off workers and additional financial support. 

But how far will these $600 payments go? 

It’s said that the highly-anticipated economic aid package has partly offset concerns about a new and possibly more infectious strain of COVID-19 in Britain that has already limited travel from the United Kingdom.

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