European exchanges went down after a rally amid situation with coronavirus
Leading European stock indices closed in negative territory. At the end of the trading session, DAX (Germany) fell 0.8%, FTSE 100 (UK) - by 1.09%, CAC 40 (France) - by 0.78%. The reason negative dynamics continues to be the situation with the coronavirus in the world - the number of diseases is still at a high level. According to Johns Hopkins University, for the entire period the spread of the disease, it exceeded 90 million. This is the third time the UK has introduced strict quarantine, with the capital of the country was recently declared an emergency in connection with the incidence rate. According to experts, the weakening pound sterling is restrained by an even greater fall in the FTSE 100 index. According to Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell, who quoted by Reuters, the only thing that prevented the British index to fall harder, this is what took the brunt of the National currency.