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The global panic was in turmoil, as the impact of a sharp drop in oil prices on Corona 19's fear of pandemic pandemic. Overnight, New York shares hit the biggest drop in history, triggered by a plunging trading device.

Correspondent Kim Yun-su reports in Washington.

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New York stocks stopped just four minutes after opening.

When the stock price fluctuates, a circuit breaker has been triggered to temporarily stop trading to alleviate market shock.

Circuit breakers have been triggered by the collapse in stock prices since 23 years since 1997.

Trading resumed 15 minutes later, but continued to decline.

The Dow fell more than 2000 points, making it the biggest drop ever.

The Nasdaq and S & P500 indexes also fell significantly to 7%.

European stocks also fell sharply.

The UK's FTSE100 fell 7.69 percent, the biggest drop since the 2008 financial crisis, and major indices in German and French markets fell sharply from 7 percent to 8 percent.

The world stock market fluctuated amid a 20% drop in international oil prices as the debate on major oil producers to ease the economic shock of Corona 19 was reversed by Russia.

[John Diphtherios / CNN Emerging Markets Editor: As oil prices are plunging amid falling stock prices, we must also think about the global recession.]

Experts feared the spread of the recession, saying the oil price war between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia has fueled the fire of Corona19.