Les dépêches jeudi soir moins volatil, reprise du pétrole, mais hausse du dollar index à 102,92 Or à 1472

[Reuters] Wall Street ends higher to stem coronavirus selloff

[Reuters] U.S. oil reverses losses, posts largest one-day gain on record

[Reuters] ‘No ordinary time’: Senate hustles on $1 trillion coronavirus bill

[CNBC] New York Gov. Cuomo orders 75% of non-essential workforce to stay home as cases surge to 4,152

[Reuters] Fed’s Rosengren says liquidity tool meant to prevent run on prime money market funds

[Reuters] Italy passes China’s coronavirus death toll, prepares to extend lockdown

[Reuters] U.S. says will buy initial 30 million barrels of oil for strategic reserve

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Expert says virus could kill millions, seniors get special shopping hours

[Reuters] Bank of England cuts rates to 0.1%, ramps up bond-buying

[Bloomberg] Muni-Bond Liquidity Crisis Hits Governments With Rates Up to 11%

[Bloomberg] Muni-Bond Investors Yank a Record $12 Billion from Mutual Funds

[Bloomberg] Credit Is the Scariest Market to Watch, Not the Dow or S&P

[WSJ] Fed Ramps Up Bond Buying, Indicating Much Larger Purchases Are Likely

[WSJ] The Next Coronavirus Financial Crisis: Record Piles of Risky Corporate Debt

[WSJ] Companies Are Suspending Dividends Because of the Coronavirus

[FT] Why the Fed is trying to tame the dollar

[FT] ECB and Bank of England deploy their big bazookas

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