Thursday, March 12, 2020
Evening
- Japan and South Korea markets fall more than 6% as Asia markets sell off
- Stock futures point to more losses Friday following market’s worst day since ‘Black Monday’
- Dow plunges 10% amid coronavirus fears for its worst day since the 1987 market crash
- Markets suffer record meltdown as global coronavirus alarm grows
- Fed to pump more than $1 trillion in dramatic ramping up of market intervention
- The credit markets are signaling a bigger problem is afoot despite the Fed’s interventions
- Wall Street enters bear market as Europe travel ban stuns investors
- European stocks close 11% lower in worst one-day drop ever on coronavirus fears
- Euro falls as markets unimpressed with ECB stimulus; dollar up sharply
- High-yield U.S. bonds suffer more pain as credit woes increase
- Oil drops as much as 8%, on pace for worst week in more than a decade
- Coronavirus live updates: France shutters schools, New York bans gatherings over 500
- House Democrats’ coronavirus bill delayed as GOP pushes to include Trump proposals
- U.S. House can fix 'unworkable' coronavirus bill in 24 to 48 hours -top Republican
- Coronavirus live updates: Princess cancels cruises for 2 months, MLS suspends season
- ECB ramps up stimulus in virus fight but stops short of rate cut
- Fed pumps $198 billion into short-term bank funding operations amid big demand
- European Central Bank to buy up to 120 billion euros in bonds, add cheap credit for banks to cushion virus impact
- The Latest: In Italy, hospitals overflow with the dead
- UK coronavirus cases rise 29% to 590 in a day, total of 10 dead
- Treasuries Fail to Hold Gains Spurred by Fed’s Rescue Attempt
- Bond ETFs Facing Toughest Liquidity Test Yet in Virus Turmoil
- Risk Parity Trade Made Famous by Ray Dalio Is Now Ringing Alarms
- Coronavirus Triggers the Worst Market Crash Since 1987
- Fed to Inject $1.5 Trillion in Bid to Prevent ‘Unusual Disruptions’ in Markets
- Everything Is Going Wrong All at Once for U.S. Banks
- Oil Markets Point to a Lasting Glut of Crude
- Fed promises to pump trillions of dollars into financial markets
- Cracks in US Treasury market could spell trouble for the system
- Lagarde triggers investor jitters as ECB launches virus stimulus
- Strains in US government bond market rattle investors
- More than 190m Europeans face life under coronavirus controls
General
- Futures hit down trading limit on Europe travel shock
- Stocks plummet after Trump bans travel from Europe to contain coronavirus blow
- Oil falls 7% as Trump surprises with travel ban
- Corporate credit risk heightens as coronavirus impact spreads
- Bitcoin plummets as cryptocurrencies suffer in market turmoil
- US producer price index fell 0.6% in February, vs 0.1% drop expected
- European Central Bank offers stimulus to offset virus impact
- U.S. will loan $50 billion to small businesses, defer taxes to fight coronavirus, Trump says
- U.S. suspends travel from Europe as coronavirus forces Italy to tighten lockdown
- Coronavirus live updates: WHO urges world to ‘double down,’ Spain’s top soccer league suspended
- U.S. House leaders unveil coronavirus bill; Capitol tours suspended
- Trump tried to pressure Fed Chair Powell on coronavirus response: Washington Post
- China says 'immoral and irresponsible' U.S. officials shift coronavirus blame
- China auto sales plunge in February amid virus shutdown
- Mnuchin says IMF and World Bank funds won't repay debts to China
- EU condemns Trump’s coronavirus travel ban, imposed ‘unilaterally and without consultation’
- Here’s What Investors Are Saying About Trump’s Shock Virus Plan
- Dash for Cash Is On as Corporate Titans Draw Down Credit Lines
- China Credit Calm Masking Increasing Risks in $5 Trillion Market
- T-Bills Are Scarce and the Shortage Is About to Get Even Worse
- A $100 Billion Debt Wave to Crash Over Europe’s Riskiest Firms
- Coronavirus Looms Over Crucial Spring Season for Housing Market
- Wall Street Plunge Stresses Banks, Treasury Markets
- BofA calls for swift US action as Treasury market ‘deteriorates’
- China’s debt problem is really an asset problem
- Oil crash hits South Korea market for exotic investment products