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What's a 'one-month low'?
A 'one-month low' means the stock market indices had fallen to their lowest point in the past month before this slight climb. It indicates a recent period of weaker performance. Even a small increase, like the 0.1% mentioned, can be seen as positive news after such a dip, suggesting a potential turnaround.
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