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New York stock market, which had recently surged in anticipation of resuming economic activity, plunged overnight overwhelmed by the fear of re-spreading Corona19. But the US Treasury Secretary has drawn the line that there will be no shutdown, no shutdown.

Correspondent Correspondent Kim Soo-hyung of Washington.

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The New York Stock Exchange collapsed without fear in fear of Corona19.

The Dow index fell by more than 1,800 points, and Nasdaq, the record high, also fell below the 10,000 mark.

All major indices fell more than 5%.

[Greg McBridge/Bankrate Vice President: What if the virus re-spreads? How does that affect the economy, economic recovery, and company performance? I think these concerns have impacted today's share price.]

West Texas crude oil also fell 8.2% to $36.34, the biggest drop in six weeks.

Concerns have been raised that the resumption of corona19 will be triggered by the resumption of early economic activity and large-scale gatherings due to protests against racism.

Researchers at Harvard University have made a grim prospect that by September, an additional 100,000 people will be killed in the United States.

However, Finance Minister Manusin said the spread of Corona19 will never shut the economy down again.

Last week, the number of claims for unemployment benefits was 1.54 million.

In the past 12 weeks, 44.2 million people have claimed new unemployment benefits, but the number of applications in the 10th week has declined, and it is estimated that the worst has passed.