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ZLATOVNA ECONOMIC NEWS
A quick look at what's new in the world of economic policy, finance and precious metals.

Economy: Reuters: Letter soup, or what a post-virus recovery could look like. A restaurateur asked for a payment deferral, but the authorities seized an apartment instead. Unemployment is estimated to have risen in March, possibly to 4.3 percent. Survey: Two-thirds of companies are optimistic about the future. Africa is having difficulty transporting goods and aid due to coronavirus. Unions: Construction work should continue without interruption if possible. Academics of the University of Economics propose changes to taxes due to the pandemic. Survey: 72 percent of developers have suffered financial losses due to coronavirus. The EC apologized to Italy for its lack of solidarity in the coronavirus crisis. The economic advisory team of the crisis staff divided its work today. The number of purchases via EET increased by 12 percent between weeks in quarantine. Morgan Stanley: The US economy will fall the most this year since 1946. The Moravian-Silesian Tax Office must examine the procedures of subordinates. Coronavirus in Africa threatens the livelihoods of many people. Czech measures for commuters cause problems for companies in Bavaria. Analysts: Construction in February was mainly helped by warm weather. Handelsblatt: Eastern Europe could benefit from the coronavirus. Analysts: The industry was not in good shape even before the pandemic, a slump is coming. Ostrava VŠB will produce up to 3,000 protective shields on 3D printers. Sales rose above expectations in February, the impacts of the epidemic in March. A sawmill for processing coniferous wood was put into operation in Štětí. Association: Coronavirus caused Czech businesswomen to lose half a billion. Spain has 100,000 infected, in the US there may be up to 240,000 victims. Real estate companies: Interest in real estate has fallen by up to tens of percent. A worker at Česká zbrojovka has covid-19, production at the company continues. IMF: Coronavirus will deal the worst blow to the economy since the Great Crisis. Bloomberg: The nightmare of the founders of the euro may materialize in Italy. The share of companies out of operation has fallen to 67 percent. Investors were again interested in government bonds today.

Finance: The Fed will release $2.3 trillion to support businesses and local governments. IMF: Coronavirus has a worse impact on the economy than the financial crisis. Powell: The Fed will continue to act forcefully, actively and aggressively. S&P downgrades Renault to speculative grade. HK: Entrepreneurs face bureaucracy when applying for aid. According to UniCredit Bank estimates, the economy will fall by 11 percent this year. Fed to release $2.3 trillion to support businesses and local governments. Hospital Association: The state should give money to pay healthcare workers. Moneta completed the purchase of two Wüstenrot companies today. Lenders do not agree with the general postponement of loan repayments. Iannaccone is the vice chairman of the board of directors of UniCredit Bank in the Czech Republic. Czechs have already given millions to help with coronavirus through crowdfunding. Banks are waiting for regulators to comment on smart quarantine. Analysts: Banks have not yet changed interest rates on savings accounts or mortgages. ADB: The costs of the pandemic could reach up to $4.1 trillion for the world. ČS: Household spending fell by 23 percent after the introduction of quarantine.