European markets are set to open lower Wednesday as global market sentiment takes a pummeling amid the coronavirus outbreak
London's FTSE index is set to open 114 points lower at 5,549, Germany's DAX is expected to open 178 points lower at 9,742 and France's CAC is seen 80 points lower at 4,307, according to IG. Italy's FTSE MIB is expected to open 244 points lower at 16,614.
Markets will be digesting comments from the U.S. on Tuesday after President Donald Trump prepared Americans for a surge in coronavirus cases, saying the U.S. will face a "very, very painful two weeks." European markets are set to open lower Wednesday as global market sentiment continues to take a pummeling amid the coronavirus outbreak
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Plane with aid from Russia expected to arrive in US on WednesdayA plane from Russia loaded with personal protective equipment and other supplies to assist in the response to Covid-19 is expected to arrive in the United States on Wednesday.
Read more »
Plane with aid from Russia expected to arrive in US on WednesdayA plane from Russia loaded with personal protective equipment and other supplies to assist in the response to Covid-19 is expected to arrive in the United States on Wednesday, a senior administration official tells CNN
Read more »
'In Vitro' Brings European Fertility Drama to U.S.The miracle of birth seems, perhaps, even more of a miracle for those who’ve had to work harder than most to get pregnant in the first place — something that Humanoids explores in its upcoming graphic novel 'In Vitro'
Read more »
What’s in a Name? How U.S. Talent Buoys International Sales on European DramaWhile European actors have long been mainstays on American television, recent years have seen American stars gaining traction as the leads in international productions. Sandra Oh’s award-winning tu…
Read more »
US government's WWII mobilization on penicillin is a road map to fighting the coronavirus'Penicillin manufacturing in World War II shows that to have enough medical equipment and save the most lives, the US government needs to take the lead,' says peterubel in usatodayopinion
Read more »
Trump extends distancing guidelines through April 30 to keep US death toll below 100,000President Trump reversed himself after saying he wanted the country to reopen for business by Easter.
Read more »