NEW YORK (Reuters) – Global stock markets moved on Tuesday as investors continued to examine the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic, leaving the MSCI standard of world equities on rate to finish its worst quarter because the financial crisis of2008
Stocks have rallied considering that the start of last week but remain down more than 20%since the start of the year. European shares are on pace for their worst 3 months given that 2002, while Britain’s FTSE index is set for its largest drop given that1987
In the U.S., the benchmark S&P 500 is set for its worst very first quarter because1938
MSCI’s gauge of stocks throughout the globe.MIWD00000 PUS shed 0.14%following modest gains in Europe and high declines in Asia. The index is down 21%for the quarter.
In early trading on Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJI fell 213.94 points, or 0.96%, to 22,113