Thump of bags, the specter of the 2008 crisis hovers

New splash of world stock exchanges. Moving towards the worst week since 2011, Europe closes in deep red and sees 328 billion vanish. Milan loses 2.66%, slides to lows since December and burns 14 billion. Bad London and Paris, which suffer losses of more than 3%. It also sinks Wall Street, engaged in an unbridled race towards its seven worst days since the financial crisis. The American price lists close with losses over 4% in what some observers call a new "bloodbath" with "free fall" indices. Thursday was particularly black for the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 which experienced the biggest points losses in history. Oil also collapsed, updating the lows of the last 13 months losing 3.9%, and Treasury yields: they fell to new historical lows with investors fleeing to safe haven assets.