Corona virus: 32 million crore lost in world's treasury treasury

Washington, Ta. March 5, 2020 Wednesday

Not only India but most of the world's stock exchanges last week was a black dream for investors. He has lost millions of rupees in the last five days. Last week, however, the world's top billionaires suffered the biggest blow. According to a Bloomberg report, the collapse of the Corona virus has caused the world's top 5 billionaires to lose an estimated $ 3 billion ($ 2 billion) due to a crackdown on the stock market.

According to the report, the Downtown Industrial Average hit a staggering 5% last week, the biggest decline since the economic crisis of Year 7. This is the biggest drop in the five-day session since the economic crisis of Year 7. As a result, hundreds of crores of rupees were wasted. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, the three biggest billionaires in the world - Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, Bill Gates of Microsoft and Bernard Arnold, chairman of LVM - were the worst hit last week. The three properties last week were estimated at Rs. There was a decrease of Rs.

Talking about the top five billionaires in the world, they got Rs. 5.7 million ($ 2 billion) in losses. Jeff Bezos is expected to pay Rs. 6 million ($ 2 billion) in losses. Despite this loss, Jeff Bezos remains the richest in the world. Microsoft's Bill Gates, the world's second-largest billionaire, has been awarded Rs. 6.7 million ($ 8 billion) in losses. His total assets are estimated at Rs. 5.7 million ($ 8 billion).

Similarly, Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway will receive an estimated Rs. 1.5 crore and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg estimated at Rs. There is a loss of Rs. Alan Musk, ranked 7th in the world's billionaire, will earn Rs. Was fourth with a loss of $ 5 million ($ 2 billion). Shares of his company Tesla Inc. rose very fast earlier this year and are causing major damage to Musk from Kadaka. Musk has Rs. We have assets worth $ 5.7 million ($ 8 billion).

Microsoft's co-founder and American businessman Bill Gates described the Corona virus as a serious illness, saying that the world's richest countries should help middle-class countries. He described the epidemic of the corona virus as a disaster within three years.