[Reuters] Stocks head for higher ground, oil stuck in a rut
[CNBC] US housing starts plunge 22.3% to 1.216 million in March, vs 1.3 million expected
[Reuters] With confidence shattered, the road to a ‘normal’ U.S. economy looks long
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Trump to unveil reopening guidelines, China races toward a vaccine
[Reuters] China’s home prices return to growth in March as pandemic impact starts to ease
[Reuters] Trump says U.S. investigating whether virus came from Wuhan lab
[AP] China tries to revive economy but consumer engine sputters
[Reuters] Brazil government, banks in talks about bailing out companies
[CNBC] Greenland’s ice sheet melts by record amount due to climate change, study shows
[Bloomberg] Oil’s Collapse Is Taking an Entire Service Industry Down With It
[Bloomberg] Desperate Companies Seek Lender Reprieves After Revenues Erased
[NYT] It’s the End of the World Economy as We Know It
[WSJ] Coronavirus Closures Froze Swaths of U.S. Economy in March
[WSJ] Business Leaders Urge Trump to Dramatically Increase Coronavirus Testing
[FT] Mnuchin sets out opposition to rescue plan for emerging markets
[FT] Eurozone faces economic strains as government debt piles up
[FT] Coronavirus crisis inflicts a double blow to pensions
[FT] Neel Kashkari: Big US banks should raise $200bn in capital now
