It was a brutal day for the market. Stocks tanked Thursday in the market's worst day since the March sell-off as coronavirus cases increased in some states that are reopening. - The Dow fell 1,861 points. - The S&P 500 slid 5.89%. - The Nasdaq lost 5.2%.
Friendly monetary policy from the Federal Reserve cannot "offset a severe COVID second wave," said Dennis DeBusschere, macro research analyst with Evercore ISI, in a note. "With TX, AZ, CA new cases and hospitalizations increasing and investors concerned that recent protest will fuel a wave of infections, the risk of persistently weak economic and earnings growth has increased. S&P fair value estimates are falling as a result.
Overall coronavirus cases in the U.S. topped 2 million, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University. Traders also sold oil futures contracts amid worries the global economic reopening will get sidetracked. West Texas Intermediate futures dropped 8.2% to settle at $36.34 per barrel. In turn, traditionally safer assets such as bonds and gold rose. The 10-year Treasury note yield dropped to 0.66% and hit its lowest level in more than a week . Gold futures jumped 1.1% to $1,739.80 per ounce.
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