Tuesday Evening Links

[CNBC] Dow futures point to a loss of 400 points after Tuesday’s surge

[Reuters] Wall Street rebounds sharply on hopes of stimulus

[Reuters] Oil jumps 8% on stimulus hopes, spending cuts by U.S. producers

[Reuters] U.S. Treasury yields head higher with talk of economic stimulus

[CNBC] Trump pitched 0% payroll tax rate for the rest of the year, White House official says

[Reuters] Trump presses 'pathetic' Fed to cut rates more aggressively

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: First NJ death | NY establishes containment zone | Dow whipsaws

[Reuters] Stock, bond and FX trading volumes boom as volatility jumps

[Reuters] Streets deserted as Italy imposes unprecedented coronavirus lockdown

[AP] Economic toll of virus goes global and hits close to home

[CNBC] Mortgage bankers double their 2020 refinance forecast

[Bloomberg] Robinhood Maxed Out Credit Line Last Month Amid Market Tumult

[WSJ] Markets Are Functioning, but It’s Getting Harder to Trade

[WSJ] Debt Poses Threat to Some Hotel Owners as Markets Slide

[FT] Saudi Arabia pumps up volume in escalating oil price war

[FT] Lebanon’s sovereign default leaves creditors facing big losses