WHO's Unchanged Low-Risk Read Walks Hantavirus Contract to 5.85%
The Hantavirus pandemic market eased to 5.85% by 02:15 UTC Sunday, off a 6.05% session open, as WHO's 'low' risk rating holds firm.
The Hantavirus pandemic market prices a WHO pandemic declaration at 5.85% as of 02:15 UTC Sunday — a session low, down from a 6.05% open — as WHO's explicit "low" global risk rating and a stable 13-case count keep pandemic classification firmly off the table.
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