Monday Evening Links

[CNBC] Stocks continue their rebound from coronavirus plunge, Dow jumps 3%

[Reuters] Brent tumbles to lowest since 2002, U.S. crude dips below $20/bbl

[Reuters] Emerging Markets - Mexico's peso leads Latam FX lower, Stocks edge up

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Global cases continue to climb, tops 782,000

[Reuters] Coronavirus drives U.S. March auto sales off a cliff

[Reuters] Texas business activity falls off the coronavirus cliff

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Unknowns Await Emerging Markets After Biggest Moves Since 2008

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China Clashes at Virus Epicenter Show Risks Facing Xi Jinping

[AP] Rent strike idea gaining steam during coronavirus crisis

[Bloomberg] A Quarter of Annual Buyback Volume Was Yanked by Goldman Clients

[WSJ] U.S. Prepares for Prolonged Shutdowns as Coronavirus Strains Hospitals

[WSJ] The Fed Transformed: Jay Powell Leads Central Bank into Uncharted Waters

[WSJ] Pressure Mounts on Insurance Companies to Pay Out for Coronavirus

[FT] Emerging market central banks embark on radical stimulus policies

[FT] Staying at home is a luxury many Indian workers cannot afford

[FT] South Africa’s rand hits record low after debt downgrade