As economic pain starts to bite worldwide tears of the coronavirus pandemic many countries are now beginning to ease lock downs and reopen their economies but what are the risks of what it saw from the Financial Impact of the pandemic this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program im Adrian Finnegan its been described as the great lock down by the International Monetary fund and it could have created the worst recession in nearly a century both rich and poor countries are affected by measures taken to control the coronavirus pandemic and governments are under pressure to stabilize markets and prevent job losses that are weighing Public Safety against restarting their economies although many countries are reopening stores and schools there are differences over where and when businesses can resume operations for many of the prospects that the world may be returning to normal is a relief but Health Experts say that relaxing too much too soon could trigger a 2nd wave of infections here
Emergency Small Business fund, 75 billion for hospitals. The democrats claim its their victory and already, senator schumer is planning another 150 billion package, this one for local governments. Is all this enough . In my opinion, not if we dont get back to work soon. We have to open up the economy to avoid economic disaster. Elsewhere, the president says he will sign an executive order today suspending green card issuing for 60 days. This does not apply to guest workers or agricultural workers. To the markets. After two days of sharp declines, weve got an uptick. The dow looks like it will open with a gain of close to 400 points. That is 1. 7 . S p up 1. 8 . Nasdaq up 1. 6 . Green arrows across the screen. There are some standout stocks. Netflix nearly 16 million new subscribers. Their outlook, though, is cautious. We will get into that. The stocks down eight bucks, 1. 8 . Look at chipotle, doubling their online orders in the month of march. Chipotle is clearly a lockdown winner and
As economic pain starts to bite worldwide here to the coronavirus pandemic many countries are now beginning to ease lock downs and reopen their economies but what are the risks of a blitz soften the Financial Impact of the pandemic this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program im Adrian Finnegan its been described as the Great Lockdown by the International Monetary fund and it could have created the worst recession in nearly a century both rich and poor countries are affected by measures taken to control the coronavirus pandemic and governments are under pressure to stabilize markets and prevent job losses that are weighing Public Safety against restarting their economies although many countries are reopening stores and schools there are differences over where and when businesses can resume operations for many of the prospects that the world may be returning to normal is a relief but Health Experts say that relaxing too much too soon could trigger a 2nd wave of infections heres a
Investors make about the pandemics devastating economic impact. And the pandemic is putting millions out of work and shops and restaurants close around the world. And im peace summit in doha with your storefronts now also the coronavirus turning point has to take place by the end of may. 2020 will have to be postponed emergency talks are set for tuesday. Countries across the world are ramping up their response to the corona virus pandemic the french president Emmanuel Mccoll has declared war on the outbreak and is closing frances borders from 11 g. M. T. On tuesday the e. U. Bloc as a whole is considering banning all but essential foreign travel to the showing in the zone the British Government which has been under pressure to toughen its approach is now asking britons to avoid nonessential travel and pubs clubs and theaters u. S. President donald trump has issued similar advice and is urging for no social gatherings higher than 10 people were to come. As the head of the World Health O
Coronas outbreak and the federal government coronavirus outbreak in the federal governments preparedness. And the federal governments preparedness. The appropriations subcommittee on labor, health, and Human Services, education and related agencies will come to order. Thank you, secretary azar, for being here. It has turned out to be a more eventful week than we anticipated, but we are grateful you have shown up as we asked to at the time we asked you to. The budget you suggested, the request, many of the same kinds of cuts that occurred in 2020, and i am sure we will have questions about that. It is not unexpected. I think you will recall when i called you with the final budget numbers from the 2020 budget. My first comment was, the good news is you didnt get what you asked for. Hopefully, that will be the case again this time. But you propose a 10 cut, similar cut you proposed in the past in programs that we would be very reluctant in the Health Care Workforces and preparedness progr