US stocks jumped at the end of trading yesterday, after a sharp decline in the past week, in conjunction with the slowdown in the numbers of new infections of Corona virus (Covid 19) in the United States American.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 1627 points or 7%, to close at 22,679 points, while the S&P index rose 7% to 2263 points, while it closed The Nasdaq index rose 7.3%, recording 7913 points.

According to the latest data from Johns Hopkins, the number of daily infections decreased from about 30,000 new cases recorded last Thursday to about 28,000 cases recorded the day before yesterday. < / p>

The Trump administration also noted last Sunday that there are signs of stabilization of hospital infection rates, which helped lift Wall Street sentiment during Monday's trading.

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Meanwhile, New York State announced 594 new deaths from the Coruna virus last Sunday, less than 630 on Saturday, the first daily drop in corona-related deaths.

The slowdown in mortality in Europe has given some hope that the United States will soon reach its climax in addition to the success of the social divergence measures in curbing the spread.

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The slow increase in new death rates and injuries in the most affected countries such as Italy and Spain has caused some positive momentum in global stocks.

Nevertheless, the United States is the country with the largest number of cases with more than 330,000 cases.

US President Donald Trump last Saturday warned that the United States will face the most difficult week in its battle against the deadly virus.