STEVE INSKEEP, host: NPR's business news starts with a stock market turnaround.</s>STEVE INSKEEP, host: The stock market gained yesterday, pulling all three major indexes out of what is called correction territory. That's the term for what happened officially by Monday on the stock market when stocks fell more than 10 percent below their recent peak, and so now we've gone some little way toward correcting the correction.</s>STEVE INSKEEP, host: Yesterday's rally came on the news that Citigroup would receive a multibillion dollar cash boost from Abu Dhabi, of all places, but the bounce on Wall Street was not enough to wipe out the concerns about the credit crisis because Asian stocks closed down today.
A rally in U.S. stocks pulls all three major stock indexes out of "correction" territory. That's the term for what happened on Monday when stocks fell more than 10 percent from their peak. News that troubled bank Citigroup would receive a $7.5 billion cash boost from Abu Dhabi set off the rally.