Tuesday, 14 April 2020

U.S. Treasury says major airlines agree in principle to payroll aid

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U.S. Treasury says major airlines agree in principle to payroll aid

The U.S. Treasury Department said on Tuesday that major passenger airlines have agreed in principle to a $25 billion payroll support package meant to help airlines weather the economic impact of the coronavirus on travel demand.

Wall Street jumps as hopes for easing lockdown offset earnings worry

U.S. stocks jumped on Tuesday as optimism that the Trump administration could move to ease lockdowns from the coronavirus outbreak overshadowed worrying earnings reports from JPMorgan and Wells Fargo.

Stocks gain on China trade data, easing pandemic worries

Equity markets rallied globally on Tuesday as Chinese trade data defied expectations of a deep downturn as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, igniting hopes that world economies can soon recover and removing the safe-haven allure of the greenback.

Oil slumps on worries that supply cuts are playing catch-up to falling demand

Oil prices dropped sharply on Tuesday, with U.S. prices sliding back toward $20 a barrel, as investors bet that fuel demand destruction caused by the coronavirus pandemic would be too much for producers embarking on record global output cuts to offset.

Texas oil hearing stirs hornet's nest, as regulators offer no clue to decision

Texas energy regulators listened as top energy executives on Tuesday backed a plan to cut the state's output by 1 million barrels per day without tipping their hands through more than five hours of sometimes dire testimony.

Credit Suisse investors should reject pay report after spy affair: advisor

Credit Suisse shareholders should reject its compensation report and deny its leadership a discharge in an upcoming vote, a proxy advisor said, the latest fallout from a spying scandal that cost ex-boss Tidjane Thiam his job.

Trump oil deal raises question for Mexico: At what cost?

Mexico's president has incurred a debt with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump by accepting U.S. help to end a standoff over global oil cuts, triggering concern the American will in return make the country pay on issues like migration and security.

Wells Fargo profit decimated as coronavirus-led loan defaults loom

Wells Fargo & Co eked out a first-quarter profit of one penny per share as the bank set aside nearly $4 billion to cover expected loan losses due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Apple launches site to show how coronavirus lockdowns affect movement

Apple Inc said on Tuesday it would release data that could help inform public health authorities on whether people are driving less during lockdown orders to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

Subaru extends U.S. assembly plant shutdown through May 8

Japanese automaker Subaru Corp said Tuesday it will extend a shutdown of its Indiana assembly plant through May 8 because of declining market demand and supply chain issues related to the coronavirus outbreak.

Republicans warn coronavirus aid program running out of cash

Republicans in the U.S. Senate and the Trump administration on Tuesday warned that a key program to help small businesses survive the coronavirus pandemic was running out of money, pressuring Democrats to agree on an emergency infusion of aid.

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