(Bloomberg) – Shares fell and bonds recovered due to growing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus and that it would curb global economic growth.
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Investors in China will have their first opportunity to operate from January 23 as financial markets open again on Monday. For stocks, falls are likely to be exacerbated by the amount of leverage in the market. That could create a downward spiral where abrupt losses become more pronounced by operators facing margins. As an example of how extreme sales can be, the Shanghai benchmark fell almost 6% in May, when it resumed operations after a holiday break that closed with negatives on the trade war. For all the anguish at the viral outbreak this week, the yuan abroad fell beyond the key level of 7.
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "The last week of January was tumultuous in the markets worldwide, as a barrage of corporate profits, central bank decisions and economic data were obscured by the growing shadow of the epidemic. The outbreak will cut US economic growth. at 0.4 percentage points in the first quarter as the number of tourists from China falls and exports to the Asian nation decrease, according to Goldman Sachs. Even so, a report showed that consumer confidence increased in January to a maximum of eight months, indicating sustained optimism against the coronavirus. “Data-reactid =” 34 “> The last week of January was tumultuous in the markets globally, as a barrage of corporate profits, central bank decisions and economic data were overwhelmed by the growing shadow of the epidemic, the outbreak will cut US economic growth by 0.4 percentage points in the first quarter as that the number of tourists from China falls and exports to the Asian nation decline, according to Goldman Sachs. Still, a report showed that consumer confidence increased in January to a maximum of eight months, indicating sustained optimism against the coronavirus