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Wall Street arrebata cualquier esperanza de rebote: los principales índices caen un 2%
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World Health Organization declares the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic
Dow drops 1,200 in wild trading as WHO declares coronavirus a global pandemic
Lebanon PM Informs Diplomats of Imminent Announcement of Rescue PlanWestern ambassadors, most of them Europeans, agree on giving Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab an opportunity to see how well he will be able to fulfil his promises on a rescue plan over outstanding debts, banks, and financial and economic reform.Sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that Diab has informed the ambassadors, mainly those concerned with the situation in Lebanon, that the government has “suspended” the payment of debts, pending negotiations with creditors. He also said that the government was ready to put in place programs to fulfill its obligations.A number of foreign ambassadors reported that whenever they asked Diab about the rescue plan, he replied: “The plan is being prepared and is in an advanced stage.”While one diplomat stated that the plan would be announced on May 11, others denied discussions on “a specific date, due to several delicate matters tackled by the government and the difficulty to deal with them.”
Después del rebote de ayer, hoy otra sangría en WS.
Ahora mismo hay sectoriales como los de banca en USA que llevan una corrección del 40%, el de transportation un 30%. El de energía más de un 65%, aerolíneas, hoteles deber estar también finos. Y los índices generales entre el 20 y 25%. Para ponerlo en perspectiva, pero el batacazo es ya considerable y la semana que viene reunión de la Fed. https://blog.smartmoneytrackerpremium.com/2020/03/crash-update-weve-probably-reached-maximum-panic-for-this-leg.htmlCita de: Saturio en Marzo 11, 2020, 18:43:32 pmDespués del rebote de ayer, hoy otra sangría en WS.
Why the Financial Markets Are Melting Into GooBut lurking underneath those issues are potential landmines in the debt markets. Risky energy companies have borrowed an enormous amount of money in recent years by issuing junk bonds to investors looking for high returns at a time of low interest rates. Many people have worried what would happen if those companies started to go bankrupt and default on their debt. Now, we might be about to find out; high-yield bond prices are falling rapidly, signaling that investors are suddenly very afraid of what’s coming. Even if drillers do start to default en masse, it’s unlikely that we would see a complete collapse of the financial markets the way we did in 2008. But it would almost certainly lead investors to shy away from the riskier corners of the bond markets and crimp the flow of credit through the economy—all of which could help bring about a recession or make one worse. Aside from Saudi Arabia’s decision to launch a price war, none of these issues really comes as a surprise. Economists, investors, and journalists have worried for a while that if oil fell as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, it could wreak havoc in the bond markets. But the kingdom’s move started knocking over the dominoes more suddenly than most people expected—and brought us a little closer to seeing a worst-case scenario play out. So this is where we are. A virus probably jumped from bats (or maybe pangolins) into humans in China, then spread to the world, which caused a geopolitical feud over oil between Saudi Arabia and Russia that cratered crude prices. And as a result, people are now very worried about the junk bond market and the global economy. As the Washington Post’s Philip Bump put it a few days back: “Somewhere, a butterfly jealously flaps its wings.”
The Dow is trading in bear market territory, a 20% drop from its recent peak
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