[Reuters] Oil pinballs off 1999 lows, stocks clamber higher
[Reuters] Oil jumps 12%, reversing steep losses after volatile overnight session
[Reuters] Italian bond yields rise on coronavirus funding uncertainty
[Reuters] Dollar holds gains as oil rout leaves investors on edge
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Accuracy of antibody testing questioned, Russia faces huge challenge
[CNBC] Weekly mortgage demand stalls, even with interest rates at a record low
[Reuters] EU 'misunderstandings' delay deal on coronavirus economic recovery
[AP] Tensions arise as EU leaders mull huge virus recovery plan
[Reuters] Fitch downgrades New Jersey, says combating virus fallout to weaken finances
[Reuters] China's NPL ratio to rise further in second-quarter but not at a fast pace: banking regulator
[Reuters] American quandary: how to secure weapons-grade minerals without China
[AP] Analysis: Pandemic fallout tracks nation’s political divide
[NYT] ‘I’m Just Living a Nightmare’: Oil Industry Braces for Devastation
[Bloomberg] China’s Banks Hit by Increase in Bad Loans in First Quarter
[Bloomberg] A Leveraged Oil Product Shutters In Wake of Historic Crash
[Bloomberg] Turkish State Banks Ramp Up Dollar Sales to Aid Lira
[FT] Trump, Xi and other nationalists are less united than ever
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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Tuesday Evening Links
[Reuters] Oil crash pummels stocks and bond yields; dollar rises
[Reuters] Brent oil futures plunge as growing glut feeds market panic
[Reuters] U.S. Congress, White House agree on nearly $500 billion more coronavirus bailout
[Reuters] Mexican central bank unveils $31 billion stimulus, cuts interest rates
[Reuters] Coronavirus-related job losses hit U.S. black, Hispanic families hardest, studies find
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Cut Off From Credit, Argentina Gets Central Bank to Pay Bills
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Turkey Tees Up Yet Another Rate Cut Despite Declines in Currency
[Bloomberg] Historic Oil Rout Poised to Bust Shale, Trump’s Energy Dominance
[Bloomberg] India Eases Up on Currency Intervention, Protecting Reserves
[WSJ] Some States Look to Reopen, but Others Want More Testing First
[FT] World’s largest oil ETF revamps portfolio after market chaos
[FT] India’s coronavirus crisis hits country’s farmers and food supplies
[Reuters] Brent oil futures plunge as growing glut feeds market panic
[Reuters] U.S. Congress, White House agree on nearly $500 billion more coronavirus bailout
[Reuters] Mexican central bank unveils $31 billion stimulus, cuts interest rates
[Reuters] Coronavirus-related job losses hit U.S. black, Hispanic families hardest, studies find
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Cut Off From Credit, Argentina Gets Central Bank to Pay Bills
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Turkey Tees Up Yet Another Rate Cut Despite Declines in Currency
[Bloomberg] Historic Oil Rout Poised to Bust Shale, Trump’s Energy Dominance
[Bloomberg] India Eases Up on Currency Intervention, Protecting Reserves
[WSJ] Some States Look to Reopen, but Others Want More Testing First
[FT] World’s largest oil ETF revamps portfolio after market chaos
[FT] India’s coronavirus crisis hits country’s farmers and food supplies
Tuesday Afternoon Links
[CNBC] Dow plunges 630 points, bringing two-day losses to more than 1,000 points
[CNBC] June oil futures contract loses half its value as crude continues unprecedented sell-off
[Reuters] Brent oil drops 25%, near two-decade lows on scant demand, storage
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: New York’s unemployment system collapses, UK begins human vaccine trials this week
[Reuters] Trump says he will discuss more coronavirus money for states after current bill passes
[CNBC] Here are the largest public companies taking payroll loans meant for small businesses
[Reuters] U.S. home sales tumble as coronavirus keeps buyers indoors
[Bloomberg] Something Has Snapped in Italy’s Stormy Relationship With Europe
[NYT] The Death of the Department Store: ‘Very Few Are Likely to Survive’
[NYT] Pandemic’s Costs Stagger the Nursing Home Industry
[WSJ] Oil Market’s Crisis Spreads to Individual Investors
[WSJ] Coronavirus Sends One-Fifth of Workers to Unemployment Line in Some States
[WSJ] Fannie, Freddie Regulator Moves to Ease Cash Crunch at Mortgage Servicers
[FT] The collapse in oil is a wake-up call for stock markets
[CNBC] June oil futures contract loses half its value as crude continues unprecedented sell-off
[Reuters] Brent oil drops 25%, near two-decade lows on scant demand, storage
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: New York’s unemployment system collapses, UK begins human vaccine trials this week
[Reuters] Trump says he will discuss more coronavirus money for states after current bill passes
[CNBC] Here are the largest public companies taking payroll loans meant for small businesses
[Reuters] U.S. home sales tumble as coronavirus keeps buyers indoors
[Bloomberg] Something Has Snapped in Italy’s Stormy Relationship With Europe
[NYT] The Death of the Department Store: ‘Very Few Are Likely to Survive’
[NYT] Pandemic’s Costs Stagger the Nursing Home Industry
[WSJ] Oil Market’s Crisis Spreads to Individual Investors
[WSJ] Coronavirus Sends One-Fifth of Workers to Unemployment Line in Some States
[WSJ] Fannie, Freddie Regulator Moves to Ease Cash Crunch at Mortgage Servicers
[FT] The collapse in oil is a wake-up call for stock markets