5/25 data
news from the front is the best yet - we do seem to have this thing on the run.
That said, it was a holiday weekend so data are double doubtful
But no denying the good news.
7 day averages of daily deaths globally and in the US fell a whole lot - each to cyclical lows, corresponding to late March or early April on the other side of the curve.
Only 505 deaths in the US marked on 5/25. We were plateaud at 2,500 per day for a while.
5/25 was the first day in a long time that the US was not the worst nation in total daily deaths. Brazil was the worst.
No changes in any of the rankings I'm tracking.
Now we wait to see if there is an increase of infections after so much global loosening.
Interesting to note that the US stock market forecasted this improvement. No one understood why it began to rise, but it did rise and I suppose it was seeing this quick reduction of deaths.
That said, I think Wednesday and Thursday numbers will probably be especially bad as clerks catch up on weekend deaths paperwork.