The global stock market has been captivated by the fear that Corona 19 could be a worldwide pandemic.

The New York stock market plunged around 4% on three major indexes in Corona19, which are spreading rapidly around the world.

The Dow Jones 30 Industrial Average closed at 1,190.95 points, down 4.42% to 25,766.64.

A simple comparison on a point-by-point basis is the biggest drop ever from the Black Shock Day of 1 987, the most shocking event in the 120-year history of the Dow.

At the time of Black Monday, the Dow fell 508 points from the 2,200 line to the 1,700 line, but fell 22.6 percent.

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at 137.63 points, down 4.42% to 2,978.76, and the Nasdaq index 414.29 points and down 4.61% to 8,566.48.

Today's downtrend was largely due to the spread of panic fear in the market.

WHO Secretary-General Gerberus held a press briefing at WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, calling for a response from around the world, saying, “Over the past two days, the number of new corona19 participants in other regions has exceeded China.

Major European stocks, which closed before the US, also fell by 3%.

The London FTSE 100 fell 3.49%, while the CAC 40 in Paris and the Frankfurt DAX in Germany fell 3.32% and 3.19%, respectively.

Fear is spreading to Asian markets today, following Europe and the US. As of 10:31, Japanese stocks are down 3%, while China and South Korea are down 2%.

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