The position the US holds for coronavirus cases worldwide. The US has had more cases — and more deaths — than any other country. Spain has the second-highest number of coronavirus cases, and Italy comes in third, according to data from Johns Hopkins University Covid-19 dashboard.

The number of predicted coronavirus deaths in the US if all mitigation efforts are followed, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci. the country’s top medical expert on the coronavirus pandemic. The last US pandemic, the H1N1 virus, killed an estimated 12,469 in the US, according to the CDC.

CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta called the projected coronavirus death toll “optimistic.”

The day the US reached its highest number of coronavirus deaths in one day, with 2,405. That figure is a huge spike from just one month ago — on March 14, there were 58 reported deaths nationwide.

1.6 billion

The number of children worldwide who are impacted by school closures, according to UNESCO. Nearly every country, according to the report, has closed all of its schools to contain the spread of the coronavirus. However, the US, Canada, Russia and Australia have not issued nationwide mandates, and left it up to local governments to choose whether or not to close schools.

Many schools across the globe have turned to remote lessons during the time of coronavirus. Online learning has allowed children to keep up their education from home — but it’s come with a handful of other problems. Educators fear that students without Internet access or necessary equipment could be set back while classes are virtual, and in the US, millions of students rely on their schools for free meals.

The percentage of Americans under stay-at-home orders. All but seven states have issued them. So far, the orders have helped in the states that follow them — governors on the West and East Coasts, and in the Midwest, have created multi-state coalitions to coordinate when those states can reopen.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo extended the state’s stay-at-home order until at least May 15. California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stay-at-home order has no end date. It currently extends through May 3 statewide, and longer in places like Los Angeles, which has a stay-at-home in effect until May 15.

Meanwhile, other governors have announced plans to reopen businesses in their states at a closer date. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said Monday that certain businesses — including fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, barbers, hair and nail salons, and massage therapy businesses — will be able to reopen this week.

$2 trillion

The amount the global economy could lose during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. This would follow the longest period of economic expansion in the US, which saw the national economy gradually rebound after the 2008 financial crisis.

22 million

The number of Americans who’ve applied for unemployment in just the last month as businesses have been forced to shutter. That means roughly 13.5% of the labor force is out of work. It’s the largest rise in unemployment claims since the Department of Labor started tracking them in the 1960s.

The predicted rate of profit growth for American companies in 2020, as predicted by Goldman Sachs in February.

The investment bank published its grim report less than one month before the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. A steep decline in Chinese economic activity, paired with US businesses that have since halted, could potentially lead to a recession, the company said.

The day the Dow dropped 2,997 points — the worst point drop in history. It happened the day after the Federal Reserve slashed rates to nearly zero. The market started to bounce back this month.

The price of US oil per barrel on April 20. It’s the lowest level since the New York Mercantile Exchange opened oil futures trading in 1983. The oil market has crashed since demand has evaporated.

$225 billion

The amount of revenue the restaurant industry stands to lose this spring due to coronavirus closures, according to the National Restaurant Association, a trade group of restaurant owners.

Airlines could lose big, too — as much as $113 billion, the International Air Transport Society warned early last month. Even if the virus is contained, the trade association said, airlines could still lose over $60 billion.

The number of US renters who didn’t pay their rent on time during the week ending April 5, according to the National Multifamily Housing Association.

Renters are more economically vulnerable than homeowners, Solomon Greene, a senior fellow in housing policy at the Urban Institute, told CNN earlier this month.

“They make less money, they have less saved up to weather emergencies and they are at greater risk for displacement and homelessness than homeowners.”

The number of coronavirus tests being performed daily, according to Dr. Tom Frieden, former US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director. Frieden told Dr. Gupta on his podcast that the US would need to administer 450,000 tests daily to account for the highest priority people and 10 to 20 times that amount for extensive testing.

The number of pages of obituaries the Boston Globe ran on April 19. On the same Sunday last year, the Globe ran seven pages of death notices.

Newspapers in other hot spots around the country are also seeing a drastic rise in the number of obituaries and death notices they are publishing.

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