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| Coronavirus may be upending the rules of the global oil game A version of this story first appeared in CNN Business' Before the Bell newsletter. Not a subscriber? You can sign up right here. London (CNN Business) President Donald Trump set off a record spike for US crude futures on Thursday with a tweet saying he ... | |
| Fed Unlikely to Order Big US Banks to Suspend Dividends U.S. banks will likely be allowed to keep paying dividends to shareholders, according to people familiar with the matter, even as the coronavirus pandemic threatens to create a mountain of bad loans that could eventually weaken the lenders. Some former ... | |
| Trump's incredible 180 on OPEC, oil and free markets New York (CNN Business) President Donald Trump has long cast OPEC as an evil force ripping Americans off by not pumping enough oil. Now he's pleading with Saudi Arabia and Russia to stop pumping so much oil. In the past, Trump has called OPEC a ... | |
| Trump says oil-cut deal with Saudi, Russia to halt price rout DUBAI/MOSCOW/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had brokered a deal with top crude producers Russia and Saudi Arabia to cut output and arrest an oil price rout amid the global coronavirus pandemic, though ... | |
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| Delta will now give passengers 2 years to rebook their flights David McNew/Getty Images/FILE. Delta is giving passengers two years to use credit from canceled flights, the company said in a statement today. Travelers who cancel flights on Delta now have through May 2022 to use their credits. This move is the latest ... | |
| Dollar gains for second day, shrugs off record US jobless claims NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose for a second straight day against a basket of currencies on Thursday as investors, worried about the prospect of a global recession, continued to take shelter in the greenback. FILE PHOTO: One hundred dollar notes are ... | |
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| Dollar Funding Strains Ease in International Markets In a sign of receding tensions in international finance, the cost to borrow dollars against other currencies markets has sharply reversed in recent days. A huge shortage of dollars now appears to have turned into an equally large oversupply. The interest rates ... | |
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