Innovations comptables: L’Espagne propose un emprunt de 1,5 trillions d’euros émis par la Commission qui ne rentrerait pas dans les calculs des dettes des Etats et serait traité comme les contributions.
[Reuters] Asia shares turn quietly cautious, U.S. crude crushed
[CNBC] US crude plummets more than 15% as one analyst says the situation stateside is ‘quite dire’
[Reuters] China cuts key rate for second time this year, more easing likely
[Reuters] Japan stimulus package boosted to $1.1 trillion due to cash payouts: draft
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Singapore cases top 6,000 as global infections exceed 2.39 million
[Reuters] Japan to issue extra bonds worth $240 bln to fund coronavirus stimulus budget – draft
[Reuters] Japan exports slump as coronavirus hits U.S., Chinese demand
[Reuters] China first-quarter fiscal revenues down 14.3% year-on-year: finance ministry
[Bloomberg] Goldman Sees Record U.S. Corporate Cash Spending Cuts This Year
[WSJ] A $100 Billion Breather: China Banks Give Borrowers a Coronavirus Debt Holiday
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Cela signifierait-il que le marché ne « croit » pas en une reprise économique rapide ?
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