Dow Sinks 2,000 Points, or 7.78%, Amid Oil Price War, Economic Fallout From Coronavirus
The Street – Stocks tanked Monday, global stocks sank and bond yields were sharply lower as investors' fears about the spread of the coronavirus deepened and oil prices plunged as producers argued over how to cut production and lift prices in the face of weaker demand. "The biggest fear investors have right now is that this selloff is different than others," said Nancy Davis, portfolio manager of the Quadratic Interest Rate Volatility and Inflation Hedge ETF (ticker: IVOL) and chief investment officer of Quadratic Capital. "It isn't clear to me that any amount of rate cuts or quantitative easing will have much of an effect when the underlying issue is health-related."
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