US and UK futures slid along with Japanese and Australian shares, and the dollar climbed, after sobering comments from Amazon and Apple about the impact of the coronavirus.
Amazon.com warned of a possible second-quarter loss, while Apple omitted an earnings forecast for the first time in more than a decade. While global stocks posted their best month since 2011 in April — spurred by a slowdown in coronavirus infections and massive stimulus initiatives — earnings announcements and economic data are serving a reminder of lasting pain.
The dollar halted a four-day slide and Treasuries recouped some recent losses amid the

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