This morning, the WSJ reported that — based on their analysis of data from Johns Hopkins University:
In the 24 hours ending at 8 p.m. Eastern time Thursday, 4,591 people have died from Covid-19,
The prior record was 2,569 on Wednesday.
Worldometer – my primary source for C-19 fatality numbers – reported 2,179 Daily New Deaths.
So, based on 2 credible sources, C-19 deaths yesterday either increased by 2,022 (to 4.591) … or, they decreased by 390 (to 2,179).
That difference between estimates certainly falls into the category of “statistically significant” … especially hours after a government plan is announced to re-open the country for commerce.
I have greater confidence in Worldometer’s data analysis, so I’m going with their 2,179 DND number (with more explanation of the black bar to follow later):

My conclusion: Yesterday’s Daily New Deaths declined slightly from the prior day. … but the 3-day moving average is trending up slightly.
But, there’s a looming question:
What the hell is going on?
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