ANZ Senior Economist Felicity Emmett speaks to Rachel.

A wild week on the share market has finished as it began. Panicked investors were dumping shares across the board as virus fears bite.

The bloodletting continued on Wall Street with the Dow Jones down 3.5% overnight.

The Australian share market market has see-sawed in and out of correction territory. Kyle Rodda from IG speaks to Rachel.

The Prime Minister has announced the Commonwealth will split the cost of the virus public health response with the states.

It comes ahead of the unveiling of the details of the Morrison government's virus stimulus package and just how much the government is going to spend.

Former Rudd advisor and director of Alpha-Beta, Andrew Charlton, speaks to Rachel.

Uncertainty over the coronavirus is sweeping through the country's tourism and hospitality sector. Hotel occupancy is down up to 40% in some locations.

The business community wants to work with the Government as it develops its stimulus package. The head of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, James Pearson, speaks to Rachel.

The ASX has ended higher following a strong endorsement from Wall Street after Joe Biden emerged as the Democratic Party front runner. Julia Lee from Burman Invest speaks to Rachel.

The economy is likely to go negative this quarter. From there it is not a huge leap to recession.

Peter Strong, CEO Council of Small Business of Australia, talks to Elysse.

The ASX today is down sharply. Steve Johnson from Forager speaks to Elysse.