The Pak Banker - 2020-03-26

• COVID-19: Abu Dhabi banks offer relief to customers
• Malaysian banks support Bank Negara moratorium plan
• Hafeez outlines govt's economic steps to cope with Covid-19
• PSX benchmark index plunges 4.68pc to close at 27,228
• Big oil may have to break dividend taboo as debt spirals: investors
• Latin America's oil producers sweat to cover costs as price war takes toll
• Oil crashes due to impact of coronaviru­s
• Eurozone bond yields steady as US fiscal boost calms nerves
• FIFA teams up with WHO to support fight against pandemic
• Tokyo Olympics postponed until next year
• Hard times ahead
• The world after Covid-19
• Beyond the disease
• Incentive package
• All eyes on China
• US in danger of failing
• Germany signals a historic shift from austerity
• Xi Jinping's great paradox
• Virus sweeps across New York, California fears it could be next
• White House and Senate agree on $2 trillion stimulus package
• US, African face economic blow from virus
• Gunmen in Afghanista­n kill 25 in raid on Sikh complex
• Gold falls as cash rush outweighs US stimulus cheer
• G7 expect virus to make their households poorer: survey
• Germany says 6 million coronaviru­s face masks missing in Kenya
• Virus fight at risk as world's medical glove capital struggles with lockdown
• Sharjah inks Petrofac for $40m gas storage project
• Occidental Petroleum cuts CEO, staff pay to combat falling oil prices
• Boeing extends gains, US airlines soar after Senate deal
• Saudi Arabia eyes 10m barrels/day as exports
• UAE's NMC Health's total debt stands at $6.6 billion
• BoE urge banks to keep lending despite uncertaint­y
• Citigroup will temporaril­y close 15pc of branches
• Chaos for housing sector as banks stop mortgage lending
• Goldman injects $1 billion into own money-market funds
• BNM tells banks to grant automatic moratorium on loan repayments
• ECB asks euro zone ministers to consider one-off 'coronabond­s' issue

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