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Italian stocks on the blue-chip FTSE MIB
initially failed to open Monday along with other European markets. When the
index did open, stocks were trading down around 2,290 points, or around 11%
lower, and by late afternoon the index was down around 9.5%. Italy now has
7,375 confirmed cases of the virus and 366 deaths. The outbreak has been
concentrated in Italy’s wealthiest northern regions of Lombardy (where there
are 3,372 confirmed cases), Emilia-Romagna (with 1,097 cases) and Veneto and
has highlighted Italy’s north-south economic and cultural divide. Officials
have continuously instructed locals to not leave their homes and stay indoors.
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Now this hasn’t only effected the EU but
internationals markets have tumbled .Giants like US had to bow to the Virus as
Wall Street suffered its worst day since the financial crisis of 2008 , the Dow
plummeted more than 2,000 points by Monday's closing bell, and London's FTSE
100 plunged to a three-year low after oil prices cratered by 30 percent
overnight. The PSX stock exchange suffered its worst Day in history with
loosing 2400 points on Monday alone.
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From the given situation a cure is nowhere
to be seen, Mankind is going through a hard time and so are the financial
markets. If an investment is to be made its to be made NOW! Or when it
dips a little further on. Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway is sitting on a
cash of 128$ Billion, He’s waiting for the Crash so he can earn huge after it
bounces back.
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