What the coronavirus means for financial markets
Feb 8th 2020GLOBAL SHARE prices have so far been relatively immune to the spread of coronavirus. But assets most exposed to China have suffered. Currencies of economies integrated with its supply chains have weakened. Prices of commodities, of which China is usually a big buyer, have slid. Share prices of both manufacturing and consumer-facing companies operating in China have fallen, as factories stay shut and people stay home.â– This article appeared in the Finance and economics section of the print edition under the headline “What the coronavirus means for financial markets”Reuse this contentThe Trust Project
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