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Business financial make money capital trading Here’s today’s roundup of coronavirus stats on a country-by-country basis
A microscopic view of the SARS coronavirus. Getty Hello! Here is our daily roundup of coronavirus stats from the last 24 hours, on a country-by-country basis.Bad news in Spain, but the “plateau” in the US is holding.Progress in Italy, Germany, and UK is extremely slow.Belgium is a small country with a big problem.Scroll on for…
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- Hello! Here is our daily roundup of coronavirus stats from the last 24 hours, on a country-by-country basis.
- Bad news in Spain, but the “plateau” in the US is holding.
- Progress in Italy, Germany, and UK is extremely slow.
- Belgium is a small country with a big problem.
- Scroll on for charts based on data from Worldometers.
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Business financial make money capital trading The US: The “new cases” plateau is holding.
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Business financial make money capital trading That’s good news. But it is not a decline – which you need to end a lockdown – and deaths are still going up.
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Business financial make money capital trading Spain: This is heartbreaking. Are we seeing a second wave?
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Business financial make money capital trading Let’s hope not. Deaths remain elevated.
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Business financial make money capital trading “Active cases” ticked up too.
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Business financial make money capital trading Italy: Still fighting the good fight but the rate of decline has slowed.
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Business financial make money capital trading Deaths still elevated at 500+ per day.
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Business financial make money capital trading France: More messy data making it difficult to say what the real trend is.
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Business financial make money capital trading France obviously has a problem with uneven data collection.
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Business financial make money capital trading Germany: Entering “Italy” territory, in the sense that an initial promising decline in new cases has given way to a more feeble rate of decline.
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Business financial make money capital trading Deaths still growing.
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Business financial make money capital trading Active cases show the real story.
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Business financial make money capital trading The UK: Holding on to the plateau, but only just.
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Business financial make money capital trading Deaths are still over 700 per day.
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Business financial make money capital trading Active cases still rising. That’s the real story here.
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Business financial make money capital trading Iran: The opposite of France, in the sense that this data is so smooth.
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Business financial make money capital trading It doesn’t display the randomness you’d expect to see.
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Business financial make money capital trading Turkey: Let’s hope that’s a plateau not a pause before new growth.
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Business financial make money capital trading Deaths reflect an increase in active cases
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Business financial make money capital trading Belgium: Population 12 million. Yet is putting up “big country” numbers of cases, and the plateau is weak.
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Business financial make money capital trading New deaths are trending up.
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Business financial make money capital trading NYC: Excellent progress in the city, with hospital admissions in steep decline.
Pantheon Macroeconomics / Ian Shepherdson
Business financial make money capital trading Sweden: Took a relaxed approach, which has not included a full-scale lockdown, and is now paying the price.
Pantheon Macroeconomics / Ian Shepherdson
Business financial make money capital trading Singapore: In the early stages of the crisis.
Pantheon Macroeconomics / Ian Shepherdson
Business financial make money capital trading Japan: Also behind the curve.
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Business financial make money capital trading Here is the grid of most-affected countries.
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