European stocks continue to fall on the 25th, alert for persistent infection spread February 25, 20:10

On the evening of the 25th of Japan time, trading on the 25th began in the European stock market, where there is a strong sense of alertness to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, and prices have continued to decline in major markets such as Italy.

The European stock market, which recorded a sharp drop the day before, especially in Italy, where the number of people infected with the new coronavirus is on the rise, has repurchased stocks on the 25th immediately after trading began.

However, with the spread of infections throughout the country, there is a strong sense of caution over the impact on economic activity, and stock prices continue to decline.

As of 6:30 pm Japan time, the main market stock indices are down about 0.5% in the Italian Milan market compared to the previous day's closing price. The prices are down about 0.4% in the Paris market and about 0.3% in the London and Frankfurt markets, respectively.

A market source said, "The sharp drop in the previous day would have led to a repurchase movement, but this has not been the case. We will carefully monitor the spread of the new coronavirus in Italy and elsewhere. There are more investors. "