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Stockmarkets finally succumb to Covid-19 coronavirus

Stockmarkets have finally reacted to the coronavirus epidemic, seeing their worst day in two years. And there is likely to be worse to come.

by: Alex Rankine
28 Feb 2020

Global trade bellwether Maersk has faced a “very, very weak February”

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