ADAM TOOZE

A9. This experience has helped us remember the importance of human connections. I'm talking more with my friends an… https://t.co/wXO8gPQDmb

I'm a big supporter of the 7 pm cheer. – PG #AskReuters https://t.co/c5ZiPEwLBq

@Reuters The effectiveness of the fiscal monetary measures to bridge the rich economies to recovery The ability of… https://t.co/dRnp1pIG6B

@Reuters A9: the regular 7 pm cheer in New York for the heroic folks in the health services, hospitals and everyone… https://t.co/kChQlXurXU

@adam_tooze @TimDuy @UliVolz @TrumanTed You can read @TrumanTed's piece on the IMF issuing SDRs (Special Drawing Ri… https://t.co/hdHZjVTliJ

@TimDuy A8: for global economy I support the idea of @UliVolz @TrumanTed and others for the IMF to do a big issue o… https://t.co/xqWVfeJaW2

@Reuters A8: at the global level, for the EM and low income world I support @TrumanTed @UliVolz and others in call… https://t.co/QLUmDLOsCQ

There was a weird moment where Chinese bonds began to look like a "safe haven” and at the same time and on a far va… https://t.co/etWxMNojtK

Damn even by the standards of this moment @AdamPosen has a gloomy vision! #AskReuters Truly dark. https://t.co/Hfh1ONNDhx

@ianbremmer We have almost mandated the triumph of big tech/delivery based services. Imagine if we had a fleet of… https://t.co/N8khMERIUB

@Reuters A7: development of global $-system is a hobbyhorse of mine. But there has been a big leap between 2008 and… https://t.co/g8JF3gp4s2

@Reuters A7: regionalization of certain production systems. Not deglobalization as such but regional modularity e.g… https://t.co/3QcrSVaFjT

@MauroFGuillen @MichaelRStrain @ianbremmer @Reuters And I really worry about the divisions within Europe … Germany… https://t.co/3KLevwo4Mo

Q6: South Africa: downgraded to junk, depressed growth, huge youth unemployment problem, c. 7 m people living with… https://t.co/4X64aPB33F

I'm very worried about Italy. It's debt situation is very troubling, and the shutdown of its economy is a major blo… https://t.co/Kj4DOfAyEI

@ianbremmer Q6: Indian workforce c. 450 m, 80 % no social security coverage, 2/3 no employment contract, 100 m prec… https://t.co/4kLxe1FODH

@Reuters A6: what worries me most is the damage to the most vulnerable EM e.g. South Africa and I am still trying t… https://t.co/BEGINHIuIr

Big part of the problem, isnt it, that we dont really know much about shocks like this to the service sector… https://t.co/980DIaU5wX

That we can choose the virus path and the economic path independently. – PG #AskReuters https://t.co/topESzPMX9

@Reuters Isnt the most tempting and also most damaging myth the one that there is a simple trade off btw public hea… https://t.co/j90vrCETzB

@TimDuy If it didn’t sound so cheery “swoosh” is a far better description …. And even that assumes return to trend. #AskReuters

@Reuters A5: Myth = “The virus makes no distinctions.” It can be transmitted to anyone, but the health-related cons… https://t.co/iI9MAbOFnu

@Reuters A5: that it was going to be SARS 2.0 #AskReuters

@adam_tooze @AdamPosen @RobinBrooksIIF @IIF Yes, emerging markets could suffer immensely. Short term capital might flee. #AskReuters

It is a measure of the uniqueness of this shock that the @NewYorkFed had to create a new indicator system to track… https://t.co/IVWCvrITfL

A4: another key indicator as @AdamPosen stresses are capital flows to EM. Best data on this are coming from… https://t.co/InSIazgfqW

Q4: another indicator to watch is the scale of rating agency downgrades because of the cliff edge of BBB corporate… https://t.co/KPjdl2JxSU

@Reuters A4: deaths/hospital stress level Unemployment – real economic damage $ exchange rate – because of pressure… https://t.co/E1CNSbbLVL

A4: corona deaths – because the fix has to come from there Unemployment – real economic shock $ exchange rate – be… https://t.co/obJcNtOYof

@TimDuy What I worry about is the fiscal politics of this 18 months out. Do we get austerity 2.0. when thee recover… https://t.co/zI4JXi1xsi

@Reuters A3: Role of central banks is 1., as discussed under A1, to prevent a financial crisis and 2. To facilitate… https://t.co/2yxtr2VCWM

There is a horrible circularity here: the longer the shutdown lasts the more difficult and protracted the recovery… https://t.co/43Z8fGgfAN

@LizAnnSonders @Reuters Really Like SCREECHING HALT … and what do we call it when we recover from that? Rehab? We… https://t.co/1bsmkhXuRA

A2: agree with @ianbremmer on this. If we mean by depression something like the 1930s. That is very unlikely. That… https://t.co/25XpJOCaQ7

@Reuters A2: Too early to tell. Even in China. #AskReuters

@TimDuy @LizAnnSonders @Reuters @business And then it did a bunch of things it never did in 2008: corporate IG bond… https://t.co/wTqum6iseD