Omicron is more infectious, and repeated hospitalization will still put pressure on medical resources.
The mortality rate of covid-19 confirmed cases in the United States (covid-19 mortality rate) continues to decline, and has fallen below the 0.5% mark.
From September 2021, the mortality of covid-19 in the United States has a significant correlation with the yield of 10-year Treasury bonds.
The second peak of covid-19 mortality in the United States is synchronized with the Federal Reserve's consideration of reducing the timing of bond purchase.
The third peak of covid-19 case fatality rate in the United States did not reach a new high, or enhanced the confidence of the Federal Reserve to reduce bond purchase.
Although the case fatality rate of covid-19 in the United States has dropped significantly, due to the strong infectivity of Omicron and China's huge population base, it may still be difficult to accept the current case fatality level.
From the perspective of H1N1 influenza in the United States in 2009, the case fatality rate of about 0.5% appeared in June 2009 and decreased to the bottom 0.02% after about 4 months, which is equivalent to the case fatality rate of global seasonal influenza.
Risk prompt event: 1. Risk of policy change. 2. The observation of the signal effect of mortality is mainly based on the fitting calculation of historical data, which does not mean that they all have the same law in the future.
