European stocks Milano market drops more than 11% Paris and other markets also fall by around 8% Mar. 4:20
On the 9th of the week, the European stock market dropped more than 11% in the Italian Milan market, where the spread of the new coronavirus was severe, and fell sharply by around 8% in the Paris and Frankfurt markets. .
The European stock market on Tuesday saw the Italian government de facto blockade over a wide area of the northern region, where the spread of the new coronavirus was severe, and the number of infected people increased further in France, Germany and the United Kingdom. This has heightened concerns that the European economy will have serious consequences.
As a result, the overall price was low immediately after the commencement of the transaction.
The main market stock indices dropped significantly by 11.2% in the Italian Milan market compared to last weekend's closing price,
お よ そ Approximately 8.4% in the Paris market,
お よ そ Approximately 7.9% in the German Frankfurt market,
▽ The London market fell about 7.7% each.
Market officials said, `` Earlier caution about the spread of the new coronavirus in Europe has heightened concerns over a sharp drop in crude oil prices that will hurt the economies of oil-producing countries, which has fueled a weak stock market. The market is panicking. "