We now have: A pandemic crisis – A supply chain crisis – A demand crisis – A labor market crisis – An equity market crisis – An oil price crisis – A brewing bond market crisis… Nouriel Robin: There Will Be Riots in the Streets

So as best I can tell this morning we now have:

– A pandemic crisis
– A supply chain crisis
– A demand crisis
– A labor market crisis
– An equity market crisis
– An oil price crisis
– A brewing bond market crisis
– A developing currency crisis
– A potential housing market crisis

— Shawn Donnan (@sdonnan) March 18, 2020

This is the largest risk-off event in history yet the safest instruments, the risk-off instruments, sovereign bonds including US Treasuries, are also getting hit.

Everything is dysfunctional, even "the safe stuff" is getting hit. pic.twitter.com/NPZqRe4o7G

— Jim Bianco (@biancoresearch) March 18, 2020

Please see my time stamped tweet yesterday. 🎯

What they don’t realize is buy backs created 95% of stock mkt gains since 2010. How does mkt “recover” with no buy backs? If it doesn’t, what happens to 401k’s? Pensions? How much consumer spending would that destroy into future? https://t.co/YSlbsMk7gi

— George Gammon (@GeorgeGammon) March 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/anilvohra69/status/1240203191674753025

With USD got supercharged, I wonder, can EM eurobond be also the soon next black swan (and banks that hold them)?@chigrl @SamanthaLaDuc @HenrikZeberg @LukeGromen

How the Oil Crash Is Hitting Emerging-Market Currencieshttps://t.co/d8THmiN0CIhttps://t.co/ugco18wosD

— Sky Walker (@skywalker_2k) March 18, 2020

WTI #Oil falls <$25 a barrel for 1st time since 2002 as rout continues on coronavirus fears and price war. pic.twitter.com/eU7TAFIF1f

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) March 18, 2020

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— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) March 18, 2020