Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Gold accelerates higher on fragile economic recovery hopes

[Reuters] Wall Street gains as markets look to aid package, Nasdaq closes above 11,000

[AP] Trump, McConnell huddle; virus aid talks at risk of collapse

[CNBC] McConnell and Pelosi expect a coronavirus relief deal — but huge differences remain

[The Hill] Trump to reimpose aluminum tariffs on Canada

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Lawmakers believe relief bill can get done; college students face new campus reality

[Reuters] More signs point to U.S. economic recovery losing momentum

[AP] ‘Worst nightmare’: Laid-off workers endure loss of $600 aid

[Reuters] Trump attacks China over virus as U.S. health secretary heads to Taiwan

[Reuters] In call with Chinese counterpart, Pentagon chief expresses concern about Beijing's activity in South China Sea

[Bloomberg] U.S. Household Debt Falls for First Time in 6 Years

[WSJ] Amazon and Tesla Take Off as Small Investors Embrace Fractional-Share Trading