Monday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Wall Street surges on hopes of slowing coronavirus deaths

[CNBC] Gold is back above $1,700. Charts suggest an even bigger rally

[Reuters] Oil falls after Saudi Arabia, Russia delay meeting, Cushing stockpiles soar

[Reuters] UK PM Johnson moved to intensive care as COVID-19 symptoms worsen

[Reuters] Fed says it will provide financing against new U.S. 'payroll protection' loans

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: US deaths top 10,000, mortgage industry on brink of ‘complete chaos’

[CNBC] Coronavirus mortgage bailout: ‘There is going to be complete chaos,’ says industry CEO

[MarketWatch] Investors should prepare for a coronavirus-induced ‘vicious spiral’ more than twice as bad as the financial crisis, says J.P. Morgan

[Reuters] U.S. consumers fear for jobs, debt payments due to coronavirus: NY Fed survey

[Reuters] Florida, Nevada may be hit hardest by coronavirus economic shock: study

[Reuters] Germany draws up plans to relax lockdown after April 19

[Bloomberg] IMF Mulls Fed-Like Program to Supply Dollars to More Economies

[Bloomberg] Jamie Dimon Sees ‘Bad Recession’ and Echoes of 2008 Crisis Ahead

[FT] Argentina puts off payments on $10bn in local-law debt