Global Markets Will Follow Fed

Global Markets Will Follow Fed

Global markets will fluctuate according to the measures taken against the coronavirus epidemic worldwide and the latest developments and will focus on the meeting of the US Central Bank today. According to the last coronavirus statistics announced yesterday in the USA, 731 people died yesterday in New York, where the epidemic was the most experienced. According to these data, it was recorded yesterday as the day of the death most in the USA. Depending on the developments, there was a fluctuating course in the markets. The New York stock market, which started the day with rising, decreased again due to epidemic news and oil prices that went down. Dow Jones index lost 0.12 percent, the S&P 500 index decreased 0.16 percent and the Nasdaq index lost 0.33 percent. Although the US indices dropped yesterday, they saw a 1 percent increase in futures today. The price of barrels of Brent oil, which fell by 3.6 percent yesterday to $ 30.9 yesterday, is traded at $ 31.3 in Asian markets, with an output of 1 percent. "We are fighting against a monster this week, which will be very painful this week," US President Donald Trump said at the daily press conference of the Coronavirus Task Force on the White House. made comments. Accusing the World Health Organization (WHO) of working on "China-oriented", Trump said, "We will take a look at the functioning of WHO. But we will greatly suspend the funds we provide to WHO." His statements raised doubts that cross-country disputes would be on the agenda more.