Les dépêches lundi soir, on parle beaucoup de taux négatifs

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Tuesday 12 May https://t.co/c99kkh2PA1 pic.twitter.com/ol8rIxFNZw

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) May 11, 2020

Ppur rappel, les chiffres du lundi 4 mai :
– 306 décès
– 576 nouveaux cas
– 3 696 personnes en réanimation
– 51 371 guéris
Pourquoi ces titres anxiogènes quand la hausse n'est attribuable qu'à une correction des chiffres dont la remontée se fait moins bien le dimanche ? https://t.co/loJsjgQva1

— Yanis Roussel (@YanisJGR) May 11, 2020

Wall St mixed w/Dow lower, Nasdaq higher as traders continue to assess just how strong econ recovery may be as states reopen, set against stock mkt that has recovered most of its ytd losses. Investors dismissing bank loan losses, lack of buybacks, dividend cuts, glob uncertainty. pic.twitter.com/Hs5aFbhXAw

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) May 11, 2020

Tech seems unstoppable! #NASDAQ up more than 33% since markets bottomed in March, up more than 2% year-to-date. pic.twitter.com/J7anuFKoB8

— jeroen blokland (@jsblokland) May 11, 2020

[Reuters] Fed’s Evans sees no inflation risk, and no use for negative rates

[Reuters] Fed’s Bostic: ‘Not a big fan’ of negative interest rates

[Reuters] S&P 500 edges higher as tech, healthcare shares shine

[Reuters] Oil falls on fears of second coronavirus wave

[Global Times] Calls rise in China to rework deal with US: sources

[Reuters] U.S. consumers’ expectations deteriorated sharply in April: New York Fed Survey

[CNBC] As states reopen, homebuyers rush back out, but sellers are staying on the sidelines

[Reuters] Fed’s Evans sees no inflation risk, and no use for negative rates

[Reuters] Fed’s Bostic: ‘Not a big fan’ of negative interest rates

[Reuters] Turkey will foil financial plotters, Erdogan says