[Reuters] Shares up as economies look to reopen
[Reuters] Oil prices rise after smaller than feared U.S. inventories build
[CNBC] US GDP shrank 4.8% in the first quarter amid biggest contraction since the financial crisis
[AP] Federal Reserve likely to pledge support for ailing economy
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: GE warns of Q2 financial hit, Russia approaches 100,000 cases
[Bloomberg] Italian Bonds on Edge After Fitch’s Out-of-Cycle Downgrade
[Reuters] Gilead reports ‘positive data’ on remdesivir coronavirus drug trial
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Emerging Market Central Banks Start Buying Bonds in Risky Shift
[Bloomberg] China Bets $600 Billion on Infrastructure to Revive Growth
[Bloomberg] Germany Sees Output Shrinking 6.3% as Confidence Collapses
[Bloomberg] The Quant Comeback Kids Are Buying American Stock Futures Again
[Bloomberg] Lebanon Central Banker Defends Dollar Peg
[NYT] Fed Weighs Next Steps to Fortify Economy Shaken by Virus
[WSJ] Fed Expected to Pledge Aggressive Action as Economic Distress Worsens
[WSJ] A Chinese Bank’s Billion-Dollar Oil Slick
[FT] Wave of corporate defaults owes much to foolhardy share buybacks
