First of all, the impact of the epidemic on China's economy is short-lived and limited.

Second, WHO and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also firmly believe that China has the ability to deal with the epidemic.

Third, WHO, in particular, has not declared China or Wuhan an "epidemic area", and even called on countries not to take measures such as travel restrictions and trade restrictions involving China.

Shanghai securities news: According to the internal data provided by mainstream insurance institutions, about10 billion insurance funds have entered the market on February 3rd. A number of large insurance institutions have also issued internal instructions to equity investment managers: they cannot sell net on the same day.

An important supporting logic behind it is that large insurance institutions agree that the impact of the epidemic on the capital market is short-lived. On the other hand, this move also reflects the responsibilities and actions that large institutions should undertake in a special period.

China News Network: At the press conference in National Health Commission, National Health Commission said that she was collecting clinical information and data on the progress of drug research and development to fight the new pneumonia epidemic.

Recently, there is a new drug called Remdesivir, and many medical institutions are conducting clinical trials on this drug to study its safety and effectiveness.

The stock market is the place where issued stocks are transferred, traded and circulated, including exchange market and OTC market. Because it is based on the distribution market, it is also called the secondary market.

The structure and trading activities of the stock market are more complicated than the issuance market (primary market), and its role and influence are also greater. The stock market originated from 1602 when the Dutch bought and sold the shares of the Dutch East India Company on the Amster River Bridge. The formal stock market first appeared in the United States. The stock market is a place where speculators and investors are active, and it is a thermometer of economic and financial activities of a country or region. Bad phenomena in the stock market, such as short selling of goods, will lead to various hazards such as the stock market crash. The only constant thing about the stock market is that it keeps changing. There are three trading markets in Chinese mainland: Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange and North Stock Exchange.