An interesting week lies ahead with a number of indicators covering the early impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak on the economy.

Qantas is taking extreme measures to keep the company afloat, Wall Street ended on a high yesterday and MORE.

The US, EU, Canada and UK have announced extreme measures for economic support of businesses and border closures, while Australia remains behind in its responses. Wall Street was up yesterday and MORE.

Markets in the US, Australia, the UK, and Europe all suffered heavy drops on Monday, the UK and Australia have been criticised for herd immunity strategy and MORE.

It's expected to be another volatile week for the share market, as travel bans are strengthened and responses to coronavirus are implemented at the federal level. World leaders extend the message that the worst is yet to come.

US markets, as well as European markets, saw a heavy drop yesterday, which is set to send the ASX into a plunge, NAB withdraws Capital Notes 4 and MORE.

The WHO officially labelled COVID-19 as a pandemic, sending Wall Street and the streets of the world into a further state of panic.

Wall Street closed on a high on Tuesday, oil prices are back up, the Australian government will announce a coronavirus health plan today and MORE.

Wall Street took a 15-minute hiatus for the first time since the GFC, Italy is in lockdown and MORE.

Find out what's happening in markets around the world.

Oil prices fall to GFC levels, supermarkets limit product purchases, and MORE.

After the ‘Autumn avalanche’, the number of economic indicators reduces dramatically in the coming week. The economic stimulus package from the Federal Government is also expected over the week.