Monday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Wall Street slides as investors brace for dour earnings

[MarketWatch] Gold marks another finish at highest price in more than 7 years

[Reuters] Crude gains on output deal, shares slip on recession fears

[Reuters] Trump: It's my decision when to reopen U.S. economy

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: First stimulus checks deposited, payouts for small business rescue lag

[CNBC] New York Gov. Cuomo: ‘The worst is over if we continue to be smart’ about coronavirus

[CNBC] WHO officials say it’s unclear whether recovered coronavirus patients are immune to second infection

[Reuters] Mexico's economy to shrink 7.6% this year: UBS

[Bloomberg] Trump’s Oil Deal: The Inside Story of How a Price War Ended

[Bloomberg] Slaughterhouse Shutdowns Raise Concern for Farmers and Consumers

[Bloomberg] Hospitals Race to Secure Big Credit Lifelines From Wall Street

[WSJ] Anthony Scaramucci’s Firm Hit Hard by Credit Collapse

[WSJ] The Coronavirus Economic Reopening Will Be Fragile, Partial and Slow

[WSJ] SoftBank Expects Nearly $17 Billion Loss on Tech-Focused Vision Fund

[FT] US junk borrowers test bond market after Fed package