Dow plunges by more than 700 points as COVID cases spike in mostly red states and Trump is in denial
How's your 901K doing?
Trump's not asking that anymore, as the DOW plunged again today, dropping 730 points and barely staying above 25,000 (25,015.55 to be exact) as new spikes in COVID 19 cases to their highest levels had scared states into 'reversing' their re-openings. Trump still remains in denial about the spike and about COVID itself.
U.S. states saw a single-day record rise of 37,000 in infections on Thursday, led by Florida, Texas, California and Arizona, surpassing the 36,188 level from April 24, according to analysis of data from Bloomberg.
Governors in Texas and Florida ordered all bars to close again on Friday, making the states the first to reverse some reopening measures after months of lockdowns. Texas reported 6,426 new coronavirus cases Thursday, according to Johns Hopkins University data, and Florida reported over 8,900.