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European markets plunged Thursday as investors reacted to President Donald Trump's decision to impose travel restrictions Europe and the European Central Bank's decision not to cut interest rates.

The European Central Bank decided not to cut interest rates, despite market expectations for a reduction amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

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Italy has tightened its nationwide lockdown further in response to the rising death toll from coronavirus.

The sweeping measures roiled Europe's airline stocks during afternoon deals, with the travel and leisure sector falling nearly 10%.

U.S. stock futures hit "limit down" Thursday morning after President Trump's address failed to ease coronavirus concerns.

"The Corona virus is a global crisis, not limited to any continent and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action," the EU leaders said.

Trump's ban on foreign nationals who have been in Europe is a new problem for airlines already reeling from coronavirus.

While America's largest auto plants have not been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic yet, supply chain shortages and confirmed cases in Michigan add to concerns that it's not a matter of if but when U.S. operations are impacted.

The NHL said that it is "evaluating the options" for its own ongoing hockey season in light of coronavirus concerns after the NBA suspended its season following a Utah Jazz player's positive diagnosis.

S&P Global Ratings says oil prices, tourism and capital markets hit by the coronavirus can have an impact on Gulf economies.

U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a travel ban on some European countries after the World Health Organization named the coronavirus a global pandemic.

European markets plunged Thursday morning as investors reacted to President Donald Trump's decision to impose restrictions on travel to the U.S. from some countries in Europe.

The price of oil is likely to fall "much lower from here" in a political standoff between Saudi Arabia and Russia, said Bob McNally, who was energy advisor to former U.S. president George W. Bush.

The move came after yet another wild session on Wall Street and the demise of the Dow's record-setting bull market run that began in March 2009.

"All existing visas, expect diplomatic, official, UN/International Organizations, employment, project visas, stand suspended till 15th April 2020," India's health ministry said.

Two high profile quarantines – the Diamond Princess off the coast of Japan and the Grand Princess off the coast of California – have raised questions as to whether the cruise lines are taking the right steps to minimize the risk of infection from the virus.