US stock indices returned to fall yesterday after rising in the afternoon earlier. At the close, the Dow Jones lost 1.84%, the S&P 500 - 1.6%, NASDAQ - 0.95%. The first trimester of this year was the worst for indices for many years against the backdrop of the coronavirus problem. The Dow Jones' decline in particular was the sharpest since 1987 years, amounting to 23%. S&P 500 showed the worst results since 2008, down 20%. NASDAQ in the first trimester dropped by 14%. On Monday, American exchanges rose 3% amid US measures to support the economy - the market continued to win back the adoption stimulus package for $ 2.2 trillion. However, yesterday investor fears about the impact of the pandemic prevailed. In addition, it is expected that the first quarter results in the United States will be the worst since the global crisis or even since 1987. For the European stock market, the first quarter turned out to be the worst as at least since 2002. Losses DAX (Germany) amounted to 25.5% FTSE 100 (UK) - almost 25%, CAC 40 (France) - 26%.