Friday, June 12, 2020
Evening
- Wall Street ends higher but indexes mark worst week in more than two months
- 'Persistent fragilities' ahead for households and businesses -Fed report
- Fed says ‘full range of tools’ in play to counter pandemic
- CDC warns U.S. may reimplement strict coronavirus measures if cases go up ‘dramatically’
- Brazil deficit to reach $140 billion this year -survey
- Hedge Funds May See $100 Billion Redeemed in 2020, Barclays Says
General
- U.S. Stocks Bounce Back; Treasuries Decline: Markets Wrap
- World shares stem losses, oil gains as fresh lockdown fears fade
- Oil Set for First Weekly Drop Since April on Second-Wave Fears
- U.S. manufacturers struggle to keep workers in face of weak demand
- Risk of new lockdowns rises with fear of second COVID-19 wave
- Coronavirus live updates: British Airways to auction off art; Oregon pauses reopening due to rising cases
- What the Fed's coronavirus policy means for mushrooming 'zombie' corporate debt
- Chesapeake’s Demise Marks End of Shale Model That Changed the World
- Emerging-Market Debt Crisis Brews as State Firms Need Rescue
- Lebanon Protests Reignite as Pound Plunges on Black Market
- Spanish Real Estate Is Heading for Its Second Crash in a Decade
- China’s Trillion-Dollar Campaign Fuels a Tech Race With the U.S.
- The global gold market is breaking up
- Investors enjoy equity-like returns from a roaring bond market