According to Hogan, there are too many unprecedented factors, including an intentional decision to freeze the economy, to suggest the market will follow a preset course based on historical trends.
The 27 EU members want a “Recovery Fund,” but they have yet to figure out how to finance it, how big it should be, and what it should be made of.
The heads of state will have an initial discussion on the matter, but they are not expected to reach a conclusion Thursday, two other European officials told CNBC Wednesday.
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Lululemon announced Thursday that it will be paying all of its workers through June 1, whether or not its stores reopen before then amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“From a balance sheet perspective, we are in very good standing,” CEO Calvin McDonald says.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific soared in morning trade on Wednesday as investors await the announcement of an enormous stimulus deal by U.S. lawmakers.
Stocks are showing some signs of finding a bottom and markets are looking better with some improvements in credit and buying interest in stocks.
The market has been lifted by the promise of a big stimulus program from Washington and a huge blast of monetary stimulus from the Federal Reserve.
Strategists warn it could be a temporary bottom, and there will be no real bottom until it is clear new coronavirus cases in the U.S. have peaked.
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