A deadly rocket attack on a coalition banks the u. S. Launches a new round of airstrikes in iraq. Asian markets have opened in freefall extending a global ralphs on fears of a recession caused by the corona virus pandemic it follows a diet day for us european and middle east in stocks invest as a bailing out amid travel restrictions and business shutdowns that bringing economies to a halt italy has ramped up its lockdown closing bars restaurants and shops while france norway and ireland are among the latest countries to close schools and University Universities rather efforts to stop large gatherings have led to severe restrictions on sporting events european football matches and american basketball baseball and hockey games are among those canceled or postponed the fallout. As continuing on the Global Markets on wall street the Dow Jones Industrial average sank almost 10 percent its worst losses since the black monday crash of 1987 and london the footsie 100 closed down almost 11 perc
A coalition base the u. S. Launches a new round of airstrikes in iraq. Asian markets have opened in freefall extending a global ralphs on fears of a recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic it follows a diet day for us european and middle east in stocks invest as a bailing out amid travel restrictions and business shutdowns that are bringing economies to a halt italy has ramped up its lockdown closing baals restaurants and shops all fronts norway and ireland are among the latest countries to close schools and universities if its to stop large gatherings have led to severe restrictions owns forcing events european football matches and american basketball baseball and hockey games are among those canceled or postponed. The fallout is continuing on Global Markets on wall street the Dow Jones Industrial average sank almost 10 percent its worst losses since the black monday crash of 1987 and none in the footsie 100 closed down almost 11 percent while european markets together dropped 12
A quarantine. Volatility is gripping the worlds major stock markets is the crowd a virus pandemics and share values plummeting tokyos nikkei index closed friday down 6 percent thats after it plunged more than 10 percent opening along with markets in thailand and india it follows wall streets biggest drop since the black monday crash of 1987 theres another concern in the u. S. To delay in testing for the virus the Top Health Official says the Current Situation is failing but that more testing kits will be made available in the coming week meanwhile over in europe schools across much of the continent have been closed for towns and spain have gone into lockdown and the country is rolling out economic protection mischas lets take a look now at the Johns Hopkins university tracker for the global picture here it is these live numbers as you can see the total number of confirmed cases there has surpassed 128000 over here we have the total number of deaths at 4720 and the total number of peopl
Volatility is gripping the worlds major stock markets as the coronavirus pandemic censure values plummeting tokyos nikkei index closed on friday down 6 percent thats after it plunged by more than 10 percent on opening along with markets in thailand and india now it follows wall streets biggest drop since the black monday crash of 1987 theres another concern in the u. S. To a delay in testing for the virus a Top Health Official says the Current Situation is failing but that more testing kits will be made available in the coming week in europe schools across much of the continent have been closed for towns and spain now going into lockdown and the country is rolling out economic Protection Measures lets take a look at the job. Hopkins university tracker for the overall global picture there are now more than 128000 infections worldwide 4700 deaths and 68000 people have recovered from the corona virus live now to seoul and our correspondent rob mcbride so rob lets talk about the markets th
Going under current. Global Financial Markets back on the rollercoaster this friday as the fallout from corona virus persists stocks went into the kind of negative territory havent seen in 3 decades in fact u. S. Markets took their biggest one day hit since 987. 00 then asian markets dipped as much as 10 percent on friday before rebounding and so far trading in europe is going into positive territory meanwhile governments are taking ever tougher measures to stop the spread while trying to calm fears of people facing layoffs changes in travel plans and children who arent going to school but skoda lawrence in london the latest from europe what can you tell us lawrence. Well i mean 1st of all come on in relation to the markets which have been sorting about though its it has been a much more positive day in london frankfurt and paris i think seems to be for a number of Different Reasons the markets seen relatively reassured in different ways the european governments are doing what they the