U.S. and European exchanges closed in the negative

The main US stock indexes demonstrated negative dynamics on Tuesday and closed the day lower. The Dow Jones declined by 0.3%, the S&P 500 - by 0.75%, the NASDAQ - by 1.14%. The main European indices also finished the trades in the red zone. DAX (Germany) lost 1.8%, FTSE 100 (UK) - 0.18%, CAC 40 France - 0.69%. Concerns about the new kind of coronavirus and the impact it will have on the global economy remain on global stock exchanges. In the current situation, investors are especially concerned about the likelihood that credit and monetary policy will be tightened due to rising inflation. Expecting meetings of the world central banks this week, they are trying to avoid risks. Analysts and market players are inclined to believe that the Fed will start cutting back on its asset buyback program. Its plans will be known today after the end of the ongoing meeting. Oil prices also fell yesterday, losing more than 1% in the evening. Investors fear a decline in demand amid a mutation of the coronavirus.