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“I have to do what I have to do. I’m fighting to provide for my children and myself and my family right now.”

Only one-third of American adults surveyed said that they will feel safe shopping in a mall after stores reopen.

"This idea — that we can somehow just get back to normal and go back to school in the fall..."

Eerie mass firing call subsequently posted online: all email and Slack accounts instantly deactivated as staff listened in shock & meeting then reverted to a locked gray screen...

...depth, diffusion, and duration.

"we could lower the ratings if government debt to GDP fails to shift onto a clearly discernible downward path over the next three years."

They are primarily engaged in investment speculation...

"Americans live in two separate and unequal worlds..."

The biggest driver of the drop was Boeing order cancellations... four times worse than during the great financial crisis.

"Fitch anticipates the default rate will exceed 3% in May, which would be the highest since March 2015."

States in the US that are most at risk from a second wave of infections once the economy reopens, are those where a high level of physical contact makes social distancing difficult if not impossible.

We have gotten to the point where overly aggressive intervention by one central bank immediately necessitates an equal and offsetting intervention by all other DM central banks,

"The whole world's f**ked."

Lebanese officials recently touted Lebanese marijuana quality as "one of the best in the world" & touted an expected additional $1 billion per year in government revenue...

Join Mohamed El-Erian for a deep dive into the future of the global economy after COVID19.

"It is important for small businesses and nonprofits of various sizes, regional locations, and missions to have equal access to PPP assistance."

It seems that Europe really wants another sovereign debt crisis.

This is the biggest decline for March... ever...

"Talk about a potential blow to morale. There might be light at the end of the tunnel, but we’re still in it..."

"The ferocity of the slump has also surpassed that thought imaginable by most economists."