The worst day of the US markets since March has been experienced. In the US, markets have had their worst day since March, when the coronavirus outbreak hit the hardest hit on the markets. So much so that some indices lost close to 7 percent.
The global economy has been hit hard due to the coronavirus outbreak. In the USA, where the virus was most effective, markets had its worst day since March.
Protests and normalization steps, which started after the death of black man George Floyd, who was exposed to police violence in the city of Minnesota, USA, Minnesota, caused an increase in the number of patient.
For this reason, the concern that the second wave will take place in the virus has decreased in some indices up to 7 percent.
The S&P 500 index fell by almost 6 percent and completed the day with 3,002 points. Dow Jones Industry index closed the day with a loss of 7 percent, with a decrease of 1,800 points. Nasdaq closed the day at 9.492 points with a decrease of 5.27 percent.
The VIX Index (Chicago Board Options Exchange 'CBOE' Volatility Index), which measures the degree of fear in the markets, increased by 47.95 percent to 40.8 points.