Plus, oil prices rose on reports of an explosion at an oil tanker in Syria, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said it’s “outrageous” that the Los Angeles Lakers and other large companies received aid meant for small businesses, Simon Property Group is preparing to reopen 49 of its mall properties nationwide, and its a busy day for earnings.
Read MorePlus, the House passed the $484 billion small business aid package, consumer confidence fell for the third straight month, and AT&T’s Stephenson is out as CEO.
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Read MorePlus, oil extended its rally, Target is seeing a doubling of online orders but warned that its expenses have gone up, Domino’s reported a 4.4% increase in sales, and Eli Lilly reported a 15% rise in revenues.
Read MorePlus, the Trump administration unveiled guidelines for states to consider when reopening, China reported its first contraction in GDP since it began reporting the quarterly figure, and Procter & Gamble reported earnings.
Read MoreThe investing veteran says the market may be in for “a double bottom” as earnings look grim and economic data becomes bleaker.
Read MorePlus, the program to provide emergency loans to small businesses amid the coronavirus crisis has run out of money, the Trump administration is expected to unveil its plan to reopen state economies, earnings season marched on with Morgan Stanley and Abbott Laboratories, and Mastercard got a downgrade.
Read MorePlus, negative bank earnings kept rolling in, coronavirus cases surpassed 2 million globally, Abbott Laboratories released a new COVID-19 antibodies test, and Apple released a new, budget-friendly iPhone.
Read MorePlus, earnings season began with JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Johnson & Johnson reporting, Roku shares are higher after the streaming device maker said it netted 3 million active accounts in the first quarter, and Tesla shares are up after an upgrade.
Read MorePlus, the Fed’s Kashkari said the U.S. could face 18 months of rolling shut downs due to the coronavirus, the WHO said there are currently 70 vaccines in development for the novel virus globally, Amazon said it is hiring another 75,000 workers as demand continues to surge, and Ford warned of a 15.7% drop in first quarter revenue.
Read MorePlus, the Trump Administration is reportedly launching a new coronavirus task force focused on the economic devastation caused by the pandemic, oil rose on reports Saudi Arabia and Russia have come to agreement on a massive production cut, and airline stocks are on the rise after Mnuchin said airlines could hear back on their applications for government aid by as soon as tomorrow.
Read MoreInvestors, like the entire the market, and like all of us seem anxious to find some kind, any kind of reason to see hope in the future – either for the prospect of seeing some form of a “return to normal” for the U.S. at large. Get the kids going back to school, churches open […]
Read MorePlus, the Trump Administration is reportedly launching a new coronavirus task force focused on the economic devastation caused by the pandemic, oil rose on reports Saudi Arabia and Russia have come to agreement on a massive production cut, and airline stocks are on the rise after Mnuchin said airlines could hear back on their applications for government aid by as soon as tomorrow.
Read MorePlus, oil is climbing again on reports that OPEC+ is meeting Monday to discuss production cuts, 3M said it is increasing production capacity for its masks for healthcare providers to 50 million per month, and Tesla delivered more vehicles than expected in the first quarter.
Read MorePlus, oil is climbing after Trump said Russia and Saudi Arabia will work toward easing the pressure on oil by ending their price war, U.S. coronavirus cases rose past 216,000, and Luckin Coffee shares plummeted after the company disclosed that its COO had fabricated 2019 sales figures.
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