Pedestrians walk in front of an electric quotation board displaying the morning numbers on the Nikkei 225 Index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo. Picture: AFP/KAZUHIRO NOGIabout the spread of the deadly Chinese coronavirus, but JPMorganWhile the sell-off in stocks could continue before theoutbreaks led to a drop in share values of about 4.
7%constructive view on world equities, adding that in the past,“Health scares, similar to the localised war campaigns, asopportunities, rather than the reasons for sustained selling,”Volatility increased and global stocks tumbled on Mondayand infection spread to France and Canada, among othermetals prices plunging and China’s decision to suspend package-JPMorgan strategists looked at the stock market reaction tooutbreaks.