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European markets tanked on Monday as global investors fear the spread of the coronavirus.

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to hit global markets, Credit Suisse cut its 2020 S&P 500 target while also reducing earnings estimates.

U.S. stock futures were pointing to plunge for the Dow at Monday's open as oil prices and bond yields were collapsing.

Sen. Ted Cruz said he does not meet the CDC criteria for a self-quarantine, but he's opting to anyway.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Carnival, Exxon, Costco, Amazon, Tesla, and more.

CBS and NBC have agreed to renew PGA Tour rights for nine more years, bolstering their live sports lineups until 2030. ESPN+ will also get access to a digital package of rights.

It comes after OPEC and non-OPEC allies, sometimes referred to as OPEC+, failed to agree on the terms of deeper supply cuts late last week.

With gold hitting its highest levels since 2013 and closing out its best week since 2016, traders lay out the next key levels to watch for the precious metal.

At least 11 people have died after a hotel in China's Fujian province collapsed on Saturday, according to state media, citing data as of Monday afternoon.

White House officials acknowledge President Donald Trump is simply not on the same wavelength as his team but say there isn't much they can do to change his public tone.

Older Americans, especially those with chronic medical concerns, should probably avoid big social gatherings and airline flights, given the rapid spread of coronavirus, a top U.S. health official said on Sunday.

The world is in a period of "true turmoil," with financial markets and economies in crisis while a novel coronavirus continues to spread rapidly, oil guru Dan Yergin told CNBC this week.

Fitch's Cedric Chehab asked, "Do they cut interest rates to stimulate growth or do they raise interest rates to support their currencies?"

Major Asia Pacific currencies fell against the U.S. dollar on Monday morning, as investors took a risk-off approach with markets spiking after an oil price war.

"There's a lot of concern that members could bring it home," a senior Democratic leadership aide tells NBC News as offices discuss recessing Congress.

The news is a sudden U-turn from previous attempts to support the oil market as the new coronavirus hammers global demand.

The company told employees it will not count any unpaid time off during the month of March.

The FAA has said wiring bundles on the Boeing 737 Max are "not compliant," but Boeing said the agency's assessment doesn't change its forecast for a mid-year return to service.

Washington is one of the hardest-hit states in the U.S., with more than 100 confirmed cases and at least 16 deaths.

Pyongyang has repeatedly fired projectiles over the past year and bragged about developing a new strategic weapon as relations with the Trump administration have soured.