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Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Wednesday Evening Links

[Axios] Trump threatens to force Congress to adjourn to allow recess appointments

[Reuters] Treasuries - U.S. yields drop as data puts pandemic's economic punch in focus

[Reuters] Trump will announce guidelines on reopening the economy Thursday

[Reuters] Fitch cuts Mexico's rating amid fears of 'severe recession'

[AP] Banks brace for big loan defaults by US, global customers

[Reuters] With confidence shattered, the road to a 'normal' U.S. economy looks long

[CNBC] Small business loans top $296 billion and could reach the program’s limit by the end of Wednesday

[MSN/WP] The U.S. has thrown more than $6 trillion at the coronavirus crisis. That number could grow.

[NY Post] Protesters clog streets in Michigan over Whitmer coronavirus stay-home order

[Reuters] U.S. industry says Mexico shutdown endangers 'critical' North American supply chains

[Reuters] China may have conducted low-level nuclear test blasts, U.S. says

[Bloomberg] U.S. Weighs Paying Drillers to Leave Oil in Ground Amid Glut

[WSJ] Glutted Oil Markets’ Next Worry: Subzero Prices

[WSJ] For These Companies, Stimulus Was No Solution; ‘We Decided to Cut Our Losses’
at 4/15/2020 03:37:00 PM
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