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Coronavirus updates: India passes Spain in death toll

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coronavirus caseload hit a record.President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. outbreak will probably worsen before improving.

California infections topped 400,000, and Texas reported its second-deadliest day. The U.S. accused two Chinese hackers of working with Beijing to steal coronavirus research from Western companies.Silver jumped to the highest in almost seven years and gold approached a record on expectations for more stimulus as the pandemic batters the global economy.

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. agreed with Airbus SE to delay deliveries of aircraft. Singapore will tighten enforcement of social distancing measures and Hong Kong is making contingency plans for legislative elections as virus cases jump.India’s Death Tally From Virus.

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