Kudlow on CNBC saying he disagrees with @jasonfurman’s fiscal stimulus proposal. Also says “the vast majority of Americans are not at risk for this virus” which seems like an aggressive guess. Says they are open to targeted and timely sectoral responses (eg airlines)

sami geniji, kamor seze pogled

kako se trichet smeji iz groba

aja, ni mrtev, no, se to

spominja pa na tarp 2008/9 - je prisel ze do predloga v kongresu in je bil prvic zavrnjen, nakar stala na trgu, nakar v drugo sprejet.

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Kudlow on CNBC saying he disagrees with @jasonfurman’s fiscal stimulus proposal. Also says “the vast majority of Americans are not at risk for this virus” which seems like an aggressive guess. Says they are open to targeted and timely sectoral responses (eg airlines)

sami geniji, kamor seze pogled

kako se trichet smeji iz groba

aja, ni mrtev, no, se to

najbolješ da okužijo vse amere, bo vsaj proizvodnja normalno delovala.. boomerji bodo pa najebali

ladja norcev. se bom vrnil kasneje na to, pazi nafto zdej, glih je odlocilni opec+ sestanek. v londonu je ze spet pala s klifa. hashtag #OOTT

Japan to test coronavirus drug despite risk of birth defects

The Wall Street Journal reports that Japanese authorities are racing to test a drug developed by Fujifilm Holdings (OTCPK:FUJIF), Avigan (favipiravir), for the potential treatment of coronavirus infection.

Avigan was approved in Japan in 2014 as a backup drug in case a new kind of influenza emerged. It has not been used to treat regular flu because animal studies showed the potential for fetal damage or death if pregnant women took the medicine.

(in zdaj pride tojemoznosamovsloveniji...)

The government's decision to launch the trial is controversial since Fujifilm's CEO is a golfing partner of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe who has also received $28K in political donations from the company.

seekingalpha.com/new...th-defects