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The Fed cut rates -- but that doesn't mean the central bank is out of ammunition. The last time the Dow swung more than 9% three days in a row? 1929. And biotech company Moderna is now testing an experimental vaccine for the coronavirus on the first patient. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Warren Buffett likes to be greedy when others are scared. So what kind of deals might he do? Cruise line stocks are tumbling, but looking back at the financial crisis for clues of recovery may offer some hope. And Bayer advances toward resolving litigation involving its popular Roundup weedkiller. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft

One asset rose on Thursday -- the U.S. dollar. Wall Street's fear gauge is hitting peaks not seen since 2008. And why the Fed's cash injection in the repo market didn't help lift the stock market. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Mette Lützhøft

Treasuries sell off with stocks-and that's not supposed to happen. The U.K allocates 30 million pounds to battle the coronavirus outbreak. And Wall Street's fear gauge keeps rising. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

The huge drop in oil prices is good news for car owners -- less so for the U.S. economy. Everything has been going wrong for Boeing and now the coronavirus is making it worse. And how private equity stands to benefit from the stock selloff. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Mette Lützhøft

The S&P 500 is hitting new lows-here's when the rest of the circuit breakers kick in. The major indexes are on the brink of entering a bear market. And why Cabot Oil & Gas stock is rising amid the energy sector price plunge. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Mette Lützhøft

S&P 500 earnings per share are up in the fourth quarter so far. The U.S. 10-year Treasury note is experiencing a record decline. And the price of gold has rallied. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Jennifer Weiss

Chinese stocks are up. Airline stocks take a hit. And February's jobs report is expected today. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Jennifer Weiss

Congress has an $8.3 billion plan for the coronavirus. Health insurers had gains after Biden won big on Super Tuesday. And the 10-year U.S. Treasury hit its second record low yield in two days. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Jennifer Weiss

The Trump administration is considering having the government pay for the treatment of uninsured coronavirus patients. Why gold rises as interest rates fall. And Treasury yields are sinking to new records. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft