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コロナ・リセッションへの対処が非常に難しい理由 https://t.co/P0cIJ8xL2R
— 本石町日記 (@hongokucho) March 1, 2020
3Cs - Consumer, Credit and Catalysts
— Mo Hossain (@MoHossain) February 29, 2020
Coronavirus Recession ..... ?https://t.co/zvNOAQxnUI via @nytimesbusiness #investors #equity #stock #loan #trade #privateequity #arbitrage @ennovance https://t.co/zVVMVxIi9p pic.twitter.com/bC0oqoFoXq
Will the #Coronavirus lead to a #recession? https://t.co/i3nRdF2Jf2
— TrumpGoingGone (@CorporatePiggie) February 29, 2020
"The big problem was economists don’t understand how global supply chains work, how intertwined and interconnected they are.”
— Harry G. Broadman (@HarryBroadman) February 29, 2020
"was" or "is"?https://t.co/p3RR8ZwNxi
“We would rather have a vaccine than a rate cut and fully recognize that monetary policy is not optimized for addressing this type of shock,” Krishna Guha and Ernie Tedeschi of Evercore ISI wrote in a note to client.
— Rebecca Chandler (@RebeccaChandle1) March 1, 2020
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Coronavirus Tests Limits of Central Bank Firepower https://t.co/rR29RztNlv
— Ninja Economics (@NinjaEconomics) March 1, 2020
"No playbook exists for dealing with the economic threat posed by the coronavirus, which has already shuttered factories and impaired companies across the globe." https://t.co/qX6qAJ6Bzm
— Richard Escobedo (@RichardEscobedo) February 29, 2020
The central bank playbook doesn't include anything about dealing with a global pandemic. @jeannasmialek and I look at whether there is anything they can do about the economic damage caused by the coronavirus outbreak. https://t.co/yX5J00FQ36
— Jack Ewing (@JackEwingNYT) February 29, 2020
Damming our banking system to the same fate as that of Europe’s & Japan’s?
— Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) March 1, 2020
“You look at Germany, at Japan, you look at other countries: many of them have negative rates & we are not put in that position because of our Fed”
Fight this NIRP naïveté Powell! https://t.co/pGnzFBgoy2
If Fed does not act soon, asset meltdown continues next week. If Fed doesn't act, Trump should instruct Treasury to change policy on US dollar to actively weaken. Usd near all-time highs vs broad basket, sign of deflationary pressure. Macro easing needed.https://t.co/rdzsF2YvWE
— Dan Tapiero (@DTAPCAP) March 1, 2020
Contrary to republicans’ beliefs only science can solve the coronavirus spread. Lower interest rates and tax cuts don’t actually work against contagious diseases. Yes, they really are that dumb.
— Gary Andover (@andover_gary) February 29, 2020
Only Doctors Can Save the Markets From the Coronavirus https://t.co/sxKB9uC0n9
The best way to settle the market down? Provide plans to keep us safe, not dismissals from 45 that this is not a big deal. The greater the delay, the greater the costs will be in money and lives.?
— ???️?Dr. Naz T. Woman???️?️ (@OttoSalaj) February 28, 2020
The Fed Can’t Save Us From Coronavirus https://t.co/0x6axkc4lY
Worried about the economy? Stop fretting about the Fed.
— Binyamin Appelbaum (@BCAppelbaum) February 28, 2020
This is a public health emergency. If we respond effectively, rate cuts won't be necessary. If we don't, rate cuts won't help.https://t.co/RVAQ9toGzt
Opinion: only #publichealth can save the markets https://t.co/BFMgyH7Xzr
— David T. Dyjack (@DTDyjack) February 29, 2020
Only Doctors Can Save the Markets From the Coronavirus https://t.co/DaZK4WDyWu
— Princess Leia #ClimateStrike (@Peintre) February 28, 2020
The Fed Can’t Save Us From Coronavirus https://t.co/3XLYMmGg65
— Free Thinking Stace❣️ (@Stace_RNresists) February 28, 2020
It is amazing how low rates are apparently the solution to everything. "The most important work the government can do to limit (long term) economic damage is to marshal an effective public health response" https://t.co/IPQg01OmLn
— Emanuel Derman (@EmanuelDerman) February 28, 2020
“The best way to limit the economic impact of coronavirus is a strong public health response.” #mtpol https://t.co/8CUzDGCqoF
— Mike Jopek (@mikejopek) February 29, 2020
今回の経済的ダメージは、経済現象によって起きたものではないので、経済政策に多くは期待できないという話。→
— outsidervoice (@outsidervoice) February 29, 2020
Only Doctors Can Save the Markets From the Coronavirus https://t.co/og7d4v0QHq
NYT Opinion: Best way to limit the economic impact of the #coronavirus is not to lower interest rates but to limit the number of Americans who contract the disease, nurse them back to health, to develop vaccine, & eturn life to normal as soon as possible.https://t.co/HXWYiBW6tW
— COVID19 (@V2019N) February 28, 2020
The @federalreserve Can’t Save the US From #Coronavirus
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) February 28, 2020
Cutting interest rates is weak medicine. The best way to limit the economic impact of #CoVid19 is a strong public health response.
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코로나 바이러스, 중앙 은행 화력 한계 테스트 https://t.co/5ahwWm5Jqv
— editoy (@editoy) March 1, 2020
• "이 낙진은 2008 년의 붕괴가 경제를 깊이 심연으로에 빠뜨린 후 중앙 은행과 감독 당국이 금융 시스템의 주위에 지은 방어망의 첫번째 중요한 시험이 될 수 있습니다.
Investors are looking to the Federal Reserve and its peers as markets swoon and coronavirus infections rise. But central banks are short on ammunition. https://t.co/nK3MwjdCZY
— NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) March 1, 2020
Trump renewed his criticism of the Fed as a potential coronavirus crisis looms in the U.S. https://t.co/jEMQX3BEPc via @WSJ
— Jason Zweig (@jasonzweigwsj) March 1, 2020