[Reuters] Wall Street opens higher on coronavirus slowdown hopes
[MarketWatch] Gold rises, aims for highest close in nearly a month
[Reuters] Oil edges down after Saudi Arabia, Russia delay meeting
[Reuters] Trump open to big oil tariffs, but doesn't expect to need them
[AP] Japan’s PM to declare state of emergency as early as Tuesday
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Virus Peril May Make April Cruelest Month for Emerging Markets
[CNBC] Moscow and Riyadh are ‘very, very close’ to an oil deal, says Russia’s sovereign wealth fund chief
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Germany drafts plan to end lockdown, Spain’s daily death toll declines
[Reuters] Japan's Abe unveils 'massive' coronavirus stimulus worth 20% of GDP
[Reuters] Boris Johnson in hospital with persistent COVID-19 symptoms but still working
[Yahoo/FT] Bailey rejects monetary financing as tool in virus crisis
[Bloomberg] Emerging Currencies Under Threat From Covid-19 Face Further Declines
[Bloomberg] The No. 1 Source of Stock Demand Is a Goner, for Years to Come
[Bloomberg] Dollar Squeeze Worsens in Lebanon as Government Asks for Aid
[NYT] U.S. Is Nowhere Close to Reopening the Economy, Experts Say
[NYT] European Banks Prepared for a Crisis. But Not This One.
[NYT] Young Adults, Burdened With Debt, Are Now Facing an Economic Crisis
[WSJ] Texas Gets Double Punch From Coronavirus and Oil Shock. ‘There’s No Avoiding This One.’
[WSJ] Homeowners Relying on Short-Term Rental Income Stung By Wave of Coronavirus Cancellations
[FT] Emerging economies set to struggle to meet debt obligations
[FT] The liquidity ‘collapse’ is a modern-day cobra effect
[FT] How big could the Fed’s balance sheet get?
