European stock market begins with drastic price decline Continued caution for infection spread March 6 19:08
In the European stock market, the sentiment on the spread of the new coronavirus continued on the 6th trading day, which started on the evening of the 6th of Japan time, and stock prices in major markets have dropped sharply by more than 2%.
On the 6th, the European stock market has continued to be wary of its impact on the economy as the number of infected people has increased in various parts of Europe.
As of 6:30 pm Japan time, the index of the main markets is about 2.8% in Paris, 2.7% in Milan in Italy, 2.5% in Frankfurt in Germany and 2.5% in London compared to the previous day's closing price. At about 2.1%, respectively.
Market officials say, "Because the number of infected people is not stopping in Europe, concerns about investor prospects are deeply rooted and the risk aversion is likely to continue for the foreseeable future."