US stock markets set to reopen on Friday

The US stock markets hope to resume trading on Friday after a three-day shutdown following the terrorist attack that devastated the World Trade Centre, officials said.

Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 23:03

The US stock markets hope to resume trading on Friday after a three-day shutdown following the terrorist attack that devastated the World Trade Centre, officials said.

The New York Stock Exchange does not expect to open before Friday, officials said.

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