From US handing a $25-billion assistance to airlines, to IMF pegging world's economic loss at $9 trillion, Trump's changed stance, and scramble for coffee - read these and more in today's world digest
While the number of Covid-9 cases is doubling swiftly in Russia, Belgium has now surpassed Italy to have worst fatality rate; in India, MP also has a high death rate
While Turkey is witnessing the steepest rise in number of Covid-19 cases among Asian nations, Russia has seen its highest single-day addition of new cases, and infections in China are rising again
The mayor of hard-hit Moscow acknowledged that 'the situation is becoming increasingly problematic'
The alliance is tentatively aiming to hold the virtual gathering on April 9 instead of Monday as it previously intended, a delegate familiar with the matter said.
An OPEC source briefed on Saudi oil policy said the scale of the fall in demand might require action beyond the scope OPEC+ could take alone
Last Tuesday Denis Protsenko met with the Russian leader who inspected the Kommunarka hospital while wearing a bright yellow hazmat suit
Major issuers of junk bonds to finance expansion, US energy companies are in deep trouble now
The measure was announced in a statement Monday from Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin
A sharp drop in the price of oil, Russia's main export, has left Russia particularly vulnerable, with the rouble sinking to four-year lows against the dollar
USA believes it is "imperative to address" Russian and Chinese proliferation and buildup of new weapon types
The measures must now be approved by the upper house Federation Council and be put to a public vote scheduled for April 22
West Texas Intermediate fell 1.7% to about $33 a barrel while Brent crude was off 1.7% at $36 a barrel
The launch of a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia drove oil prices down by about a third on Monday
In January this year, Putin had suggested some amendments to the Constitution, including an unprecedented transfer of some powers from the presidency to parliament
The world's biggest crude exporter has been pumping some 9.8 million bpd which means it will be adding at least 2.5 million bpd from April
Oil prices suffered their biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War as top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia launched a price war in the face of weak demand prompted by the spread of the coronavirus
Brent crude was trading at around $36 a barrel, down around 20 per cent by 16:45 GMT on Monday, when analysts lowered share price forecasts for top oil and gas producers
Throughout his presidency, Trump has frequently pointed to rising stock prices and record-high market indexes as a signal of the American economy's health.
Producers have cut costs, sold assets and canceled projects to repair balance sheets following crude's 2014-17 slump.