On Thursday, global equity markets experienced another steep drawdown, with the US market trading down 9.5% in their worst day since the 1987 crash. There is no end in sight for the market rout triggered by COVID-19, contended UBS and Bank of Singapore. Both highlighted vast uncertainties and UBS advised on protective measures. “The equity markets have by now priced in…
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