U.S. stocks took some tentative steps forward Thursday as investors reacted to the latest updates on the coronavirus crisis, which included Trump administration plans to send $500 billion in relief payments to American families.

A day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 1,300 points, the blue-chip market gauge rose 188.27 points, or 1%, to close at 20,087.19. The broad-based S&P 500 rose 0.5%, to finish at 2,409.39, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index ended the day up by 2.3%, at 7,150.58.

Early Thursday, Treasury Security Stephen Mnuchin laid out some details of the Trump administration’s plan to provide some economic relief from the coronavirus’ effects on the economy. Mnuchin said the plans include an initial payment of $1,000 for adults and $500 for children that could be sent out in a matter of weeks.

Among Bay Area companies, Uber saw its shares rocket up by more than 38%, to close at $20.49. Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi told industry analysts on Thursday that the ride-hailing leader has enough cash on hand to weather the coronavirus crisis. Khosrowshahi also said that while Uber has seen a large decline in its rides business, it has increased business in other areas such as its Uber Eats food delivery service.

Tesla shares climbed by more than 18%, to $427.64. The company was said to be taking the temperatures of employees when they came to work on Thursday amid some controversy over the electric carmaker’s operations during the current shelter-in-place edict in effect across the Bay Area.

Netflix shares rose 5.3%, to close at $332.03. Earlier in the day, Netflix said it would reduce the quality of its video-streaming service in Europe for 30 days in order to cut down on Internet bandwidth usage during a time when much of the continent is on lockdown and staying at home due to the coronavirus crisis.

Elsewhere, Apple ended the day off by 0.8%, at $244.78 a share, while Facebook shares rose 4.2%, to close at $153.13. Streaming TV platform provider Roku climbed almost 10%, to finish at $74.12 a share, Cisco Systems rose 1.6%, to close at $37.71, and Intel shares shed 3.5%, to finish the day at $35.94.