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Corona19 patients in the United States surpassed China with over 80,000 patients. Last week, the number of unemployment benefits was five times as large as the 2008 financial crisis, and the unemployment crisis has become a reality. Washington Connect.

Correspondent Correspondent Kim Soo-hyung said that the number of Corona19 patients in the United States surpassed that of China

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Yes, this is the news I just heard. Corona19 in the United States became the world's No. 1 by surpassing China.

There were over 82,000 confirmed cases, and 1,100 deaths were counted.

President Trump held a press conference at the White House a little while ago and explained that the United States has undergone many Corona19 tests, and that the number of infected people has increased.

But he also emphasized his will to normalize the US economy.

Since the trend of infected people has been exploding so much, he said he would take additional measures after examining the trend.

He said that he had a videoconference with the G20 country to co-react with Corona19 and stressed that he had a lot of time with Korea and was working together.

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An indicator came out, and the number of unemployed people in the United States exploded?

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Yes, the unemployment crisis far exceeds expectations.

The US Department of Labor announced last week that the number of unemployment benefits was 3283,000.

That week was 282,000, which is 12 times more.

It is the highest since 1967 when the U.S. Department of Labor compiled statistics on unemployment benefits, five times more than in the 2008 global financial crisis.

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The situation got so serious that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stepped up and suggested unlimited money, right?

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Yes, it is difficult to find a precedent for the Fed Chairman of the Bank of Korea to appear in a TV interview.

How urgent the situation was, US Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said on the NBC morning news broadcast before the market opened, saying he would never run out of the Fed's ammunition.

Powell admitted that the United States seemed to be in a recession, but said that the economy worked very well until February, and this time it was different from the normal recession.

The major stock market in the United States rose more than 5% as the 2,700 trillion won buoyant Anyang also passed the Senate.