Wall Street’s major indexes fell on Tuesday and the S&P 500 was headed for a record first-quarter decline on growing evidence of large-scale economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic. In one of the fastest turns into a bear market, the S&P 500 indexes and the Dow Jones Industrial average were set to end the quarter more than 20% below their levels at the start of the year, as the health crisis worsened in the United States and brought business activity to a standstill. The real estate .SPLRCR and utilities .SPLRCU sectors were among the biggest decliners on Tuesday, following a recent rally driven by investors seeking stocks likely to weather an economic slump. An unprecedented round of fiscal and monetary stimulus had helped equity markets stabilize recently following wild swings that saw the benchmark S&P 500 rise 9% and slump 12% in two consecutive sessions. With economists […]