JPMorgan data show about one in four loans was behind on payments last month

Sobering up after the crisis will require changes to tax laws, bonuses and pensions

Details of historic borrowing plans send government bond yields higher

Coveted top-quality rating hanging by a thread as Moody’s decision looms

Companies are seeking to tap whatever sources of affordable funding are available

ExxonMobil and Chevron deploy plans for cutbacks but preserve dividends

Price wars and coronavirus have disrupted the sector, possibly moving peak demand even closer 

IEA expects global consumption will decline 8% this year in largest drop since second world war

Marathon cuts capital spending by $1.4bn in anticipation of 30% drop in output

Developers of clean energy projects defy wider turmoil in the global energy markets

North Dakota’s oil sector has ‘never been through a downturn like this’

It is the deepest, broadest, most liquid market for larger global businesses

Service would allow retail investors to place own orders on market

Invest in a loan to a small business, but with a manager to assess the risk

1% cashback for mortgage customers with 123 account

Move to capitalise on dislocations across market stemming from coronavirus pandemic

Uncertainty over loan forbearance prevents savings being passed on

Move means hard-hit industries face another year of high bills

Cash from successful claims could reach bank accounts by end of the month

Lenders reluctant to count payments as affordability checks tighten

Forbearance and federal support programmes disguise how badly Americans have been hit

Outbreak ripples across US, European and Asian equity markets

Loss would be a blow to London market and unpalatable to some UK-based fund managers

As world markets take a turn for the worse, investors use ETFs as they hope to profit from any bounceback 

Listed businesses have been conspicuously slow in estimating disruption to operations

Market is full of cautionary tales about investors betting on familiar stocks

Ambitious plans for renewable energy rarely feature in government strategy

Treasury also licenses Chevron to operate in crisis-hit nation for a further 3 months

Activist investor has almost quadrupled his stake in battered US oil producer

Brazilian jet maker to seek damages from US group, which counters it is within its rights to terminate deal

SoftBank-funded fintech challenger Ualá expands rapidly amid the pandemic

New rules allow savings to go straight into an Isa without affecting the annual allowance

Finding a good credit card deal when you’re older is more difficult

Over 400,000 teenagers will be eligible to claim funds from later this year

How to navigate government help schemes, the benefits system, redundancy pay and help from banks

Take steps to improve your relationship with money and the role it plays in your life

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Italy to lay out strategy this week on its plans to ease Covid-19 restrictions. Global stocks under pressure as oil tumbles again. England and Wales record 75 per cent more weekly overall deaths than normal.

Number of global cases of Covid-19 nears 2.5m, international oil prices tumble to lowest levels since the 1990s, Heineken hit as pandemic cuts into beer drinking globally.

US job gains since financial crisis wiped out. Switzerland faces sharpest economic contraction since 1974. UK and eurozone business activity hit by historic collapse this month as lockdowns choked Europe’s biggest economies.

The number of US deaths attributed to Covid-19 surpassed 45,000 on Friday, while the rate of new cases remained flat

British fatalities rise by 813 with almost 150,000 infected; Spain prepares to ease restrictions slightly as daily deaths remain below 400

In today’s news: UK warns it would be ‘irresponsible’ to discuss easing lockdown. Spain sets out plan to lift its own tough measures. Donald Trump signals a halt to his daily media briefings as US death toll accelerates.

New daily cases of Covid-19 around the globe rose by the lowest amount in 12 days as 73,858 diagnoses were confirmed on Sunday, bringing the total to 2.93m

Deaths in England and Wales are highest on record in mid-April while cases in the US surpass 1m

The worldwide Covid-19 death toll rose by 6,365 on Tuesday, pushing the total through 200,000

Eurozone GDP in historic fall, millions more Americans file for unemployment, Shell cuts dividend for first time since second world war and UK's AstraZeneca combines with Oxford on a potential vaccine

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Spain allows outside exercise for the first time in weeks while Russia’s daily case count rises by a fifth

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