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It’s another positive start to the day for the bulls, with the latest COVID-19 numbers providing further evidence of containment…

It’s risk-on early in the day, with COVID-19 numbers supporting riskier assets. Updated figures and news from OPEC will influence later, however.

The rout in the financial markets and near-certain global recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic, fueled a run on demand for the highly liquid U.S. Dollar.

Nonfarm payrolls and service sector PMIs are in focus today. With the West in shutdown mode, both labor market numbers and PMIs are expected to be dire…

A quiet day on the economic calendar leaves the majors in the hands of government chatter and news updates on the coronavirus once more…

A busy economic calendar may not be enough to distract the markets. The virus continues to spread at a sharp pace in spite of lockdown measures…

PMI numbers out of China impress early. Will a busy economic calendar be enough to distract the markets from the continued spread of COVID-19?

Italy will find a way to meet the severe economic and fiscal challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic with the help of European institutions – but the country’s fundamentals will look very different after the crisis than before it

It’s bearish start to the day, with the continued rise in coronavirus cases raising the prospects of a lengthier economic meltdown…

China’s industrial profits tested risk appetite early on, with stats later today unlikely to have a material impact as the governments battle on.

The BoE and ECB will garner some attention, though expect updates from Capitol Hill and U.S weekly jobless claims figures to steel the show.

Following Tuesday’s moves, U.S lawmakers will need to pass the Stimulus Bill and COVID-19 news updates will need to be risk supportive to avoid a reversal.

March private sector PMI numbers are in focus. It’s not a question of bad, it’s a question of how bad…

Market turmoil resumes early in the Asian session as the markets react to the latest coronavirus containment measures and numbers.

Coronavirus news updates and government and central bank action remain the key drivers as the week comes to a close.

While economic data was brushed aside early this morning, expect U.S weekly jobless claims to garner some interest.

It’s another testy day ahead for the markets as the virus spread continues and governments look to take further measures to combat the virus…

Economic data will garner some interest today, though much will depend on the news wires. Market sensitivity towards the virus is not going to ease anytime soon.

The FED and the RBNZ slash rates ahead of particularly dire economic data out of China… Government action will be in focus later.

As the week comes to a rapid end, the markets continue to struggle as the spread of the coronavirus makes some governments look inept.