Stock markets are experiencing a historic sell-off today, with prices falling at rates not seen since the coronavirus pandemic.

The DAX had plunged as much as 10.4% to 18,489 points in early trading, but also recovering by midday, limiting its losses to about four percent.

But this is already the third black day in a row. The 21st century now has its Black Monday.

Investors' nerves are on edge. Big fund managers and asset managers are reorganizing and adjusting their portfolios to the threat of a global recession.

Thanks to Trump

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