The stock market today continued to bounce back from last week’s sell off, despite lingering coronavirus fears by skleb1234
, while the S&P 500 saw its largest decline since October. All three major indexes started to bounce back on Monday, when they posted gains of less than 1%.investors around the world as they fret about its impact on the global economy. Hong Kong reported its first coronavirus death on Tuesday—the second fatality outside of mainland China.
As of Tuesday morning, the virus has now infected more than 20,000 people and killed at least 461, according to China’s National Health Commission. The deadly coronavirus has now surpassed the level of severity seen in the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak in China, which killed some 800 people and infected 8,000. Investors in both the U.S.
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