In the US, confirmed coronavirus deaths slowly start to flatten. China & South Korea have already a flatter curve.

Cumulative numbers of confirmed deaths due to the COVID–19 disease, in selected countries after the 10th death, last updated with the numbers from yesterday, smoothed with a seven day rolling average. The helper slopes don't mark corridors. For example, Europe has a doubling rate of less than three days now – the "...every 3rd day" slope is steeper than the Europe line. 

The 10th death in all countries is aligned and therefore approximated. The chart shows only confirmed COVID-19 related deaths in counties with more than 100 of them. The source didn't report values for China before March 22, so the numbers of days passed before that are estimated. 
Chart: Lisa Charlotte Rost, Datawrapper.Source: Johns Hopkins CSSE