Empty streets give Europe’s normally bustling financial centre a spooky feel 

The virus is attacking not only the elderly, but the culture and traditions of an entire country

Authorities warn peak has not been reached yet while western hotspots report record fatalities

Hopes of turnaround prove premature after brief respite in the rising number of fatalities

The global health emergency makes trade more important, not less

Deferral of Basel III standards comes as lenders lobby regulators for leeway on capital and accounting standards

Measure of foreign-currency reserves drops to $1.5bn when excluding swap operations

The cool-headed chancellor is the leader Europe needs amid the worst peacetime crisis

Analysts are split over how much a work subsidy scheme will cushion the blow

Northern states led by Germany worry about ‘monetary financing’ as ECB throws off shackles

Amid the virus, some retailers are seeing trade collapse, but others are overwhelmed by demand.

Main UK milk processor Freshways says its price cut was forced by a drop in pub and coffee shop trade.

Hundreds of people raise concerns about workers being too close together at more than 150 companies.

OneWeb, the high-profile London-based satellite start-up, files for bankruptcy protection in the US.

Government advice to "postpone a move if at all possible" amid the coronavirus outbreak has left many plans in flux.

Key maps and charts explain how the virus has impacted markets and businesses around the world.

A closely watched survey finds US consumer confidence at the lowest level in three years.

The airline is to ask the government for cash to keep going after coronavirus leads to travel slump.