Fresh in our inboxes this morning from the wonks at Deutsche Bank, a chart to perhaps make you feel a touch better about the current state of play in the coronavirus pandemic. The data suggest that all of Europe’s largest countries – that is, Spain, Italy, France and Germany – have witnessed a turning point over the past few days, with the number of new cases beginning to stabilise and, in some places, decline. The Chinese case data has been contentious for at least a month, with the People’s Republic changing how it measures coronavirus cases switching its measuring methodology twice in February, producing artificial spikes in the figures from Wuhan, where the vast majority of China’s reported cases occurred. Read More...
Fresh in our inboxes this morning from the wonks at Deutsche Bank, a chart to perhaps make you feel a touch better about the current state of play in the coronavirus pandemic. The data suggest that all of Europe’s largest countries – that is, Spain, Italy, France and Germany – have witnessed a turning point over the past few days, with the number of new cases beginning to stabilise and, in some places, decline. The Chinese case data has been contentious for at least a month, with the People’s Republic changing how it measures coronavirus cases switching its measuring methodology twice in February, producing artificial spikes in the figures from Wuhan, where the vast majority of China’s reported cases occurred.
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