Comment: The current panic in the world’s stock markets feels more akin to what we saw during the global financial crisis - savage share price falls and calls for central bank stimulus to prop up economies, writes Elizabeth Knight | EKnightOfficial
The World Health Organisation may not have declared coronavirus a pandemic but it has infected the world’s stock markets.
Even within trading sessions, indices bounced around, with any upticks generating fresh waves of selling. And those that had been urging investors to treat the coronavirus-led stockmarket falls as an opportunity to buy are stumped because they have no answer to the burning question of - when is the right time.
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