Thursday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Wall St. caps best month in decades with broad sell-off

[Reuters] Pelosi: state, local governments could need $1 trillion for coronavirus costs

[Reuters] Fed expands 'Main Street' program to firms with up to 15,000 workers

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: NYC pauses 24-hour subway service, funeral home blasted for storing corpses in vans

[CNBC] Florida has overtaken California as the US jobless claims capital

[Reuters] Mexico's Pemex posts massive $23.6 billion first quarter loss

[AP] US mortgage rates at all-time lows; 30-year loan at 3.23%

[AP] Germany wary of lifting lockdown, despite economic pain

[Bloomberg] State Unemployment Funds Going Broke From Record Flood of Claims

[Bloomberg] Junk-Bond ETFs Add Most Since 2015 on Fed’s Fallen-Angel Pledge

[Bloomberg] Lockdown Isn’t Flattening India Virus Curve as in Italy or Spain

[WSJ] Coronavirus Pushes Colleges to the Breaking Point, Forcing ‘Hard Choices’ about Education

[WSJ] Record Contraction in Eurozone Bodes Ill for Global Economy

[FT] Federal Reserve extends $600bn main street lending programme