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SvennoJ on 02 April 2020
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Another day passed. While it still looks like Spain might have reached the growth peak on the 26th, they will pass Italy tomorrow and have also reached a higher peak in average deaths. Spain is following italy very closely. Italy peaked on the 21st, Spain (maybe) 26th. For both the growth rate went back down a bit then 5 or 6 days later another slightly lower peak, then down again. That is, if Spain continues to go down from now on.

Italy had the highest daily deaths (3 day average) on the 28th, 7 days after the growth peak, 855 deaths.
Spain so far, highest 3 day average deaths should be on the 2nd, looking like somewhere around 920 deaths.

Tomorrow will be the deciding day whether Spain is indeed 5 days behind Italy or perhaps more. Regardless of whether the growth goes up or down, Spain will take the nr 2 spot tomorrow in total cases.


All the others are up, mid week boost.

Europe's 5 day average growth was down to 0.933 on the 28th (Thursday to Monday average), back up to 1.069 for the 31st (Sunday to Thursday average)
USA was down to 1.023 on the 28th back up to 1.129 on the 31st and the world average from 0.933 to 1.069.

Compared to the 5 day average on the 24th (exactly one week ago) they are all down, so despite mid week throwing out higher numbers, week to week comparison is still moving in the right direction. USA is still slowly catching up to Europe, currently 8.2 days behind.