There is the thenwhat later in the week that will be interesting. Francine right. Depending on whether it is a contested election, that is what i keep hearing on the markets, that if it is contested we could see a lot of volatility in all sorts of asset classes. And of course, there is a bit of news on brexit, and coupled with news on restrictions in the u. K. Economy, it is giving us more neutral pound going forward. Lets get to first word news with ritika gupta. Ritika good morning. The president ial campaign is in its final full day. If there is of polls show joe biden leading President Trump nationally and in battleground states. Some of those states remain extremely close. Candidates will Campaign Today in pennsylvania. The state is vital bidens chances, and it could become almost a mustwin state for the president as well. The white house slammed Infectious Diseases chief Anthony Fauci after he ramped up criticism of the way the coronavirus pandemic was handled. He told the Washington Post the u. S. Is in for a whole month of hurt from the virus this winter. The white house says it is unacceptable to play politics with the issue days before the election. A new survey of economists says the Federal Reserve will not increase the sale of asset purchases this year or next. Even if the fed did boost bond buying, it would not meaningfully boost the u. S. Economy. Had policymakers meet wednesday and thursday. Brexit negotiators are moving closer to breaking the impasse over one of the biggest obstacles to a trade deal. A compromise is emerging on the issue, what access the e. U. Will have to two british fishing waters. It will allow britain to claim that it has won back control of its sees. Global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i am ritikantries, gupta. This is bloomberg. Francine . Tom . Tom equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, with a lift to the market. Futures up 40, but after what we have seen the last number of days, you have to see where we go on the mood of this election. The vix with the 40 level comes in sharply, 37. 09 on the vix. A highyield come a new regime of higher yield,. 87 on the 10 year. The real yield improves hermetically, up to a improves dramatically come up to a solid. 84 . Dollar strength, kid juice chest publishing, the kit juckes publishing. Not a surprise that he gets my attention. Francine i was going to say, we have to look at turkish lira, because you have been way up front on this and focused on it. Oil declining as much as 6 before hearing some of the worst. That is significant because it means there is some anxious actions out there that the World Economy will stall. China gd p figures that china gdp figures show they are good, but in the rest of the world come if we go into lockdown but spend less, it could impact china. Looking at the u. S. Election, it is a crucial week with the Federal Reserve policy meeting. We have bank of england on thursday. Im looking at pound come as england heads into a tighter lockdown. Treasuries are premuch steady. I want to show the vix for good measure on to the u. S. Election. After a long year of campaigning, or than 14 billion spent on the most expensive election history, election day in america is upon us tomorrow. Here is what we heard on the campaign trail this past weekend. Pres. Trump i think it is terrible where we cannot know the results of an election the night of the election come in a modernday age of computers. I think it is a terrible thing, and i happen to think it was a terrible decision for our country made by the Supreme Court. I think it was a terrible decision for our country, and i think it is a very dangerous decision. Allies todayents have been talking about maybe declaring victory on tuesday night, even if the votes are not final. What is your response . Mr. Biden my response is that the president is not going to steal this election. Pres. Trump lets take an extra three days, all the time you want. Bad things happen in places like pennsylvania and nevada. We love nevada, but you have a governor there. Bad things happen. Lets take plenty of time now. That is a terrible ruling for our country. I dont care, it is a terrible ruling. It is a shame. Pres. Obama the good news is, on tuesday you can choose change. You can elect joe biden, you can elect kamala harris. You can choose a better america, and you dont have to wait until tuesday to cast your ballot. Francine that was President Trump, joe biden, and former president obama over the weekend. Pope,g is now is amy shadow house associate fellow of the u. S. And former Homeland Security adviser to president obama. Great to speak with you. 24 hours away from the u. S. Election, but actually already i think over 90 Million People have started voting in the u. S. How likely is it that this election will be inconclusive or contested and that we will see civil unrest . Amy it is extremely likely. The president has already said that he plans to contest the outcome in pennsylvania. He has his lawyers geared up and ready to go. As we just heard, he is actively encouraging people to protest, to cause violence, to wreak some havoc. Then many ways, really, president is stoking anxiety rather than calming people and giving people a sense of the democratic process and the importance of a smooth election. Francine overall, amy, if joe biden wins by a significant margin, can President Trump still contest the election . he could. It depends on a couple of things. If it is one state that has enough electoral votes, that could really make a difference, that will be a key play for the president to bring litigation. A couple of states, there is another strategy he might take. I think it is unwise. If joe biden were to win by a landslide, his path forward is pretty limited. You have to have courts that would say it is worth pursuing the claim. There is a lot on the line here. I expect the president to be very aggressive if he is not the winner and to look for any e to thehe might have to tom outcome. Tom i want to rip up the script, the gentlelady working with the ninth Circuit Court on the west coast, some serious work on immigration and on the criminality along our southern border. Amy pope, when it goes from the Texas Supreme Court over the weekend to a given federal judge under this time pressure, what actually happens . There are fundamental questions at play, which is absolutely the right to vote, whether or not it was fair, if there is any undue pressure. The courts have the opportunity to review it. I would be very surprised if the federal court took action that is inconsistent. In general the states have the right to set the way their elections function. This is tension between the state and the federal system, but if a state has come up with rules, the secretary of state if they put in place a way for people to vote, the federal courts are going to be really reluctant to disenfranchise the voters. This one federal judge . Is it three out of nine judges on the federal circuit, or whatever circuit . If it is is it by the Federal District judges that is going to end up at the Supreme Court . What is the machinery on a monday evening with all this emotion . Amy the Federal District court, one judge, we consider it in the first instance. The fifth circuit, it could be escalated to a panel of judges. Of course, it always could be escalated to the Supreme Court, where we would have the nine justices. President trumps latest nominee having just been confirmed. Ims is one example, but expecting these Court Battles to be playing out over the next couple of days, especially in places like pennsylvania. Francine what exactly are the states you are looking at . If President Trump loses florida, is that game over for him . Amy i think it is very difficult for him to find a way forward if he loses florida. The other ones we have been talking about for the past few years shaken, pennsylvania, wisconsin pennsylvania is particularly michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin pennsylvania is interesting because it has already had elections with ballots from mailing voters. A number of ballots did not go about people on time, 30,000 i think. They have been really interesting questions that leave room for either side to contest the outcome, and it is an important, ballot rich, Electoral College rich state. There is likely to be a lot of conflict. Tom you are from pittsburgh. You know pennsylvania likely back of your hand. Spanning from pittsburgh to writer from the New York Times this weekend saying how important your read, pennsylvania about how pennsylvania, is. Who counts the votes there . Amy that is a good question. You still have the county board of supervisors who were going to be counting votes. I was really, shocked to see this over the weekend. The pittsburgh postgazette pittsburgh has historically been a strongly bluecollar democrat town, and pittsburgh postgazette endorsed donald trump. I just about fell out of my chair. Tom i did fall out of my chair. This was a shock. Amy a shock. It shows that there is a changing demographic and political bent within the state. Historically we have been pittsburgh and philadelphia could be counted on to vote for the democratic candidate, with the middle of the country going red, going for the republicans. But this endorsement suggests that maybe even that is changing, and there are real questions about which way pennsylvania will go. Francine amy pope, chatham , former deputy Homeland Security advisor to president obama. We will have plenty more on the u. S. Election throughout the day, and we will also have a look at what impact it has on the markets. You can look for special at 7 00 p. M. ,row, midnight in london. This is bloomberg. Francine this is bloomberg surveillance. Im Francine Lacqua in london. Tom keene is in new york. Later today we get the latest u. S. Manufacturing data. Tuesday it is election day in the u. S. Thursday is a big day for Central Banks with policy decisions from the central bank of england. Friday is jobs report for october. We go to the hsbc global chief economist to take stock of what is happening in china fulltime janet, thank you for coming on. When we see a lot of the data in october, in the u. S. And europe, u. K. , france or germany, do we take it with a pinch of salt because everything will change because of the extra restrictions and lockdown . Janet and a lot of it is looking through the year through the rearview mirror, and europe without a doubt is still we have yet to see the impact of the renewed restrictions being put in place on a daily basis across europe. I think we can take some encouragement. The better data that has come through in asia. The pmi, even better news on the infections in the likes of australia and new zealand, and in the u. S. , there is so much uncertainty, not just about what has happened with the election, and whatever the government reaction is to the infections. The u. S. , i think the jury is still out there. There is still attention that can be paid to the data for october. Francine given that we are in election week, and we really dont know what will happen to the senate so we dont know what happens to stimulus and we certainly dont know what happens to a possible lockdown in different states, depending on who is president , how difficult is it for you to forecast a path forward for the u. S. Economy . Tricky, and quite the markets themselves i think at the moment, as long as there is a clear result, there are likely to welcome that rather than something that might be projected over a period of weeks or months before we get an election. At the moment i suppose we broadly incorporate it into our forecast with a degree of fiscal stimulus because of what was already going through congress. That is already the fact that we have not had it preelection mb may not get it preinauguration, being the increase of risks are already to the downside as we enter 2021. I think europe is more advanced. It is already looking like a number of economies may have a negative q4 gdp. The u. S. Does not seem to be in that position. There is more momentum in the economy on the Manufacturing Service sector, the Consumer Spending side. But once we know the result, there will be revisions when we have a better idea of whats going on going into 2021. Tom janet henry, good morning. Im going to mention this in number of times. The great bloomberg chart this daysnd, showing the nine before the election of 2016. We rolled over all the fear before the election in 2016, and a relative moonshot. What does your crystal will light out into january, into june of next year . Do you assume stimulus and a better global gdp . Got mores, weve stimulus virtually everywhere, and both on monetary and fiscal stimulus, and by the middle of next year we do think that things are going to be improving. But weve always made the point that the easy part of the recovery we have a q2 shutdown, the banks back even in a world where we did not necessarily get a better wave, it was always going to get harder and we were always going to be very accommodative with Monetary Policy and with more fiscal stimulus. Now the Public Health situation in the advanced economies, particularly in europe, means we will have to be bigger, and in the u. S. Hopefully they will there will be a bit more urgency to Reach Agreement with the fiscal stimulus as we enter 2021, irrespective of the outcome of the election. Tom i find it fascinating, and up we go in fiscal stimulus. How does fiscal stimulus filter into the economy . Is it through consumption, or can business actually pick up stimulus . Janet economists like to talk about multiplier effects. This is what the market is focusing on at the moment. If we get a bite presidency, there will be Infrastructure Spending but we still dont know the timing. If there is a trump presidency, there will be more in the way of tax cuts that might support consumption. Even if we go into if we get a fullblown biden clean sweep, we would start 2020 one with an urgency on relief measures that would provide some relief for companies and a lot of help for consumers and state and local governments, but for the Global Economy it might be the next wave of fiscal spaniel in a fiscal spending where you get the real Infrastructure Spending that might be much more supportive of global growth. Wrapped of this is around what we will see in stimulus come whether it is in lockdown, United Kingdom, for electionfocused america. In the next hour, we are thrilled to bring you denison gartman, his affiliation with the university of akron, and his n. C. State. With i will ask him about gold, i will ask about going from the lower left to the upper right, and we should drop something on our foot if it hurts. Dennis gartman on the election and america. , this is bloomberg. Good morning. Ritika this is bloomberg surveillance. I am ritika gupta with your Bloomberg Business flash. There is a sign of high demand for the record debt in for group ipo this week. Institutional investors are buying out hong shown that hong kong shares on the grain market at a 15 premium to the listing price. Retail buyers will be able to trade through a similar channel a day before the debut on thursday. Oil plunged to a five month low. Crude has been hit by falling demand and growing supply, a continued increase with Oil Production coincided with a wave of new virus lockdown measures in europe. Infrastructure partners has agreed to buy the largest broadband provider for selling the business a calling yes calling us down. That is your Bloomberg Business flash. Thank you so much. Tomorrow it is the u. S. Election, or than 90 Million People in the u. S. Having already voted. We need to look at implications for that. Hi. Tility was in europe, im looking at pound, pound retreating as england is heading into a tighter lockdown. We also have some possibly positive news out of brexit, and oil declining as much as 6 . Tom yields in the higher regime. Lets reset with a. 86 10 year yield after a nice surge friday. The curve steepening, up to 71 basis points. Coming up after 12 00 noon, they want 00 hour, david feynman, very vocal about his United States postal system. Stay with us. A day before the election, this is bloomberg. Tom good morning, everyone. Bloomberg surveillance. An even full day for all of us worldwide. Francine lacqua and london, tom keene in new york. The serious lockdown in the United Kingdom and the ramifications of that. Janet henry is with us from hsbc. Dell futures up 3. 60. I want dow futures up 3. 60. I want your thoughts on the austerity over this battle in the stimulus to come. Have we broken ourselves free of austerity echo janet of austerity . Janet i think we have for now. If we get in anywhere, it is more than likely to be the emerging economies because markets have enforced it. But there is no western leader at the moment suggesting cuts in spending now or anytime in the next couple of years. There are so many ways we can deal with debt, and eventually im sure the investor the western world, he will be increases in taxation. But austerity, it is in the form of spending cuts. Tom you and david blum are like a bad episode of the crown. David has been incredibly correct about resilient dollar. . Oes it finally break does hsbc communally say finally we get weak dollar, that everybody is almost hoping and praying for . Janet we have got a pretty stable dollar, which is still fairly strong. I am not in the camp that suggests that the dollar is in permanent decline. We have seen a lot of optimism regarding europe, and that is important. You can only do well on the dollar if you think there is an alternative out there and there is a lot of cues on europe, particular with the Recovery Fund and the Immediate Response to the crisis, the central bank working with governments as a backstop effectively, but now the realization that we still have not got the recovery coming through, and that europe may going back into basically recession is a final in the final quarter of the year is starting to make people question currencywhat kind of europe is on at the moment. Broadly speaking, we are still more positive than most on the outcome of the u. S. Dollar. Look at when you europe, is it the restrictions and the lockdowns could day actually what does it mean for furlough programs . What kind of european economy will we see in the next months . Are we going to see extra stimulus, or are we going to see ecb step in yet cap step in . It is the measure themselves, the restrictive measures. The bigger the restrictions, the broader the restrictions on activity, the deeper the contract in gdp. The relief measures that are put in place in europe and that have been extended in the u. K. , that is a life support to ensure that the economy is in a position to recover, but we also know there are consequences of that. You mentioned 12 months, 12 to 24 months, thinking about what is the degree of scarring . How much permanent loss of unemployment is there . What does that all mean for productivity, and the longer it takes to get out of this situation, the bigger the damage to the financial sector. So all of that will impact on longterm growth. So there is a mix of the policy stimulus that is crucially important for the longterm outlook as well as softening the blow from these restrictive measures over the course of the next few months and possibly beyond. We are hearing that we could be nearing a brexit. Ago, they ecb a year were basically telling us they were largely spending based on what was in their toolkits, and a lot of Central Banks in the less humans are saying there is plenty more to do, and we heard from lagarde last week that they need to recalibrate all measures, but it is a backstop with these fiscal measures. We are in a world that Central Banks, but increasingly governments, are having to address the weakness in demand that is coming through. Wanted to also ask you about pound, given that we could be close to a brexit deal unclear, but it seems that the signs are they have agreed to something on fisheries but there are these extra restrictions or lockdown light that actually pretty heavy lockdowns in certain places in the u. K. How does that way on what the bank of on thursday . Janet i think there is better news on brexit. It is not quite what the bank of england had hoped, which is that a broad, comprehensive trade deal is it is still looking like a barebones trade deal rather than a complete no deal end to the travel experience, and that has affected the currency. But it is much more for now about the near term outlook, and as the bank of england meets on thursday, nearly all of the data has been we are now going into a nationwide lockdown in england, and that means that the bank of england they probably will see this incorporated into the latest lockdowns. They lower their growth, lower their inflation. It seems unequivocal that even the chief economist, chief okta optimist,the chief there will be a vote for more qe, looking for 100 billion. But of course, what is the negative discussion on negative Interest Rates . What is the discussion on negative Interest Rates . Francine lets get to bloomberg first word news in new york city with ritika gupta. Ritika President Trump enters the final day of the campaign, hoping for another pulldefine victory, which shows him trailing joe biden in a number of battleground states. The numbers have been tightening in some of those races. Candidates will be campaigning today in pennsylvania, where polls joe biden with a slight advantage. Over the weekend, preelection day, voting the past two thirds of all the ballots cast in the 2016 president ial election. Almost 92 million americans have voted thus far. The majority of states are reporting record early turnout. In the u. K. , one of Prime MinisterBoris Johnsons top ministers says a monthlong lockdown for england may have to be extended. The cabinet officer minister michael gove says the lockdown measures will be reviewed on december 2, and if the coronavirus data is not good, the lockdown could continue. Scientists warned that the National Health service may be overwhelmed by the latest outbreak. Edward snowden is applying for russian citizenship. He and his wife are expecting a baby. He cited the chart of motivation to become a dual u. S. Russian citizen. Russian president Vladimir Putin agreed to give him asylum in 2013 after he revealed highly classified nsa surveillance programs. Global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i am ritikantries, gupta. This is bloomberg. Tom thanks so much. It is another eventful monday morning. You need a reason to stay with us. Here it is. Without question, our interview of the day in the 6 30 hour, joining us will be mohamed llers, the po poller. Davidith us also for westin, balance of power. 12 00 noon. This is bloomberg. Tom good morning, everyone. A most eventful week, an historical week in america and for the United Kingdom. To give us Broad Perspective on this moment for america, martin schenker, our chief content officer, joins us, pulling in all of our reporting across a huge bloomberg let form, including washington. He will set up fortress shanker coming up tomorrow night. Er, coming upchenk tomorrow. Extremely have to be careful. We have canvassed the rest of the news organizations out there, and everyone is going to be stored narrowly cautious about calling any race before we are pretty clear on to be extraordinarily cautious about calling any race before we are pretty clear on whats what. Tom marty, lets say we get up to 95 million prevote, another 50 million, 60 millions vote. How do you call an election tuesday night at 9 00 p. M. , whatever state, with these malein dynamics. I just dont get it. Martin we have written about this. Florida has tons of experience counting early votes, and they get ahead of it. They are allowed by law to count the votes as they come in. So it is not like they have to count millions of alex on election day. Onmillions of ballots election day. For florida, we will probably have a good idea of how the state went early tuesday evening. Relatively early. Marty, overall, i know it is difficult to say. How likely is it that we are going to have a contested election unless there is a big gap . If there is a big gap between candidates, can President Trump contest it . If he contests it, how much social unrest are we going to see . Martin that is a big concern, right . Axios reported over the weekend that donald trump is contemplating declaring victory before the results are even certified. He denied that, and there were incidents throughout the u. S. Of Trump Supporters protesting in their cars. Youre point is well taken. If there is a wide gap and it could break that way i mean joe biden could win the battleground states, in georgia and north carolina. Then it is essentially game over. There is no path for donald trump if donald trump if joe biden takes georgia and north carolina. It could be over no matter what donald trump says or does, and a new president will enter the white house on january 20. I know there was also a story in axios about who joe biden, if he became president , could likely put on his cabinet. What do we know about that . Martin there is lots of speculation, and we have speculated about it on bloomberg the treasury secretary. I dont think his folks have put in a lot of time and attention to what that cabinet is going to look like. They are concentrate on winning this election, and then the we will move into a cabinet. All of this is speculation at this point. Hear decadesou, we of experience, link the election into future Market Performance . Martin well, you know, i think markets want a certain degree of confidence in where things are going. Thats why in this particular election the senate is key. If the democrats are able to take the senate and we may not know that until january then the markets can have a pretty good chance to be confident in the policies that joe biden will pursue and pass. If it is a divided congress, if the senate stays republican, then the uncertainty increases, and the markets will reflect that. Craigou know this, and gordon is thrilled about it. As the election starts tuesday night at some point for 2022, i would suggest i have never seen an interim election of such importance more than two years out and 2022. How do we run a campaign or cover a Campaign Starting wednesday looking up to november of 2022 . Martin it is a great point. Tom marty, it is my only good one of the week. We will go with it. Martin whoever wins this enormous there are problems to be faced in this country leading up to the election up to the next election. Whoever wins and how they do so is going to be key. Tom marty, thank you so much. Looking out two years, particularly the primary elections that you will see into, that election of november 2022. Futures up 42. The vix, 37 point 33. Election coverage look for that tuesday, november 3. That would be tomorrow at 7 00 p. M. , david westin leading the coverage. Kevin cirilli and many others helping out as well. That election coverage well into the morning. I will start early in europe on my wednesday as well. In the next hour, looking at the view from the left, Matthew Bennett is Senior Vice President of public affairs. This is bloomberg. Good morning. Ritika this is bloomberg surveillance. I am ritika gupta with your Bloomberg Business flash. Put somessociates has of its biggest tenants into bankruptcy. It will give the company a chance to keep operating while reorganizing. Cbl previously warned investors it was in trouble because tenants like jcpenney were not paying rent. Selling unit that measures Consumer Insights to the 2. 7 billion dollars. The sale will replace nielsens earlier plan to sell off the unit into a publicly listed company in the First Quarter of 2021. Frenchghosn says investigators will travel to beirut to question him next year. It has to do with a probe of expenses covered by the two carmakers. He has lived in lebanon since escaping from japan last december. He says he will not risk traveling to france. That is the latest Bloomberg Business flash. Francine anglin joins nations from to greece. Boris johnson announced a partial lockdown with restaurants and nonessential shops to close for thursday. Bloomberg understands officials are getting close to breaking the eightmonth brexit deadlock over the key sticking points of fishing rights. Joining us now is opinion columnist terrace raffaella. Berall, there could rebellion within the tories because of the second lockdown. Schools remain open, but it is a pretty steep restriction Boris Johnson is putting in place. Does he need a brexit deal to make up for that, or others things completely unrelated . I think they are related because up to now there had been an assumption within the government that even if there was no brexit deal, they could put the blame on the european union, and the cost of having no deal would be small compared to the overall cost of the coronavirus and people would notice. I think with the second lockdown, the calculations have to change a little bit. The latest polls show that the brits are unlikely to just put the blame on the e. U. Come as downing street might hope, and there is probably more pressure now to get something done and over the line that there was before we had the second wave. I just think they are related. Boris johnson does need a victory that he can sell the parliament. There cannot be it cannot be at any cost, and he will be scrutinized heavily, but maybe it helps him that nigel faraj has renamed his brexit party or is seeking to rename it. Maybe it means the brexit battles are well and truly over and we are now in a different era where they debate lockdown rather than how hard or soft a brexit it is. Francine why is the Prime Minister up against so much angst from the conservative party about the second lockdown . Isrese i think part of it because of the messaging. We had weeks where we first heard that the government scientific advisors were advising him to go into a Circuit Breaker lockdown in october. He rejected that. Then we had the opposition later saying that the country needed a Circuit Breaker, and johnson did not just reject that, he ridiculed him, said he wanted to turn out the lights on the country, said that he would not do that. So i think the way the messaging has to flipflop has left a lot of conservatives thinking that the government is making it on making it up on the fly and that they are handing out victories unnecessarily to the labour party. And then of course there is concern over the economy, and with the very deep and real cost of lockdown and the question over whether the government has an exit strategy, which i think is the thing they will ask over and over again in parliament today. Even in the United States where there are what i would call more conservative areas, the push that comes to shove for politicians is hospitalizations. As an outsider, i have been under struck out in the United Kingdom politicians are not talking about hospitalization ratios. Are they bad . Therese i think they are talking about them increasingly now as hospitalization rates go up. In terms intensive care beds, they have been fairly stable over time, but there are increased rates of hospitalization. They have gone up quite substantially, and that is one of the things that has really given Boris Johnson pause. I think we are hearing that, hopefully the reason that we are going into lockdown in england is because of the nhs, because of the fear that they would be overwhelmed, even in the surge capacity. It is driving policy here. Tom do we have transparency in the United Kingdom over ventilators, beds, or is it a mystery held by the nhs . Therese i think they are pretty good at publishing statistics on icu bed occupancies and surge capacity. What we dont know, and again, this is the thing we are going to get, we are going to hear from conservatives quite a lot, what is the governments modeling . On what basis has it decided, for example, that Church Services cannot take place, or weddings cannot take place . We talked about the 10 00 p. M. Curfew that has gone by the wayside. What was the evidence for that . It clearly did not work. In some areas the government has been transparent about data and other areas less so. Staffing in the nhs is still very low, and that has been a problem. Tom thank you so much, a nice update on the lockdown. It has been an extraordinary few weeks. You wonder where it will be. Said ferventoted, hope. Hope is always a challenge in medicine. We hope you need a data check. Usurers up 53. They advance, 3317 is a level on us. The dow up almost 500 points. The vix now in commit 36. 84. We will have to watch the vix carefully as well. Is moving so fast, i dont even know my numbers come in let alone where the decimal point goes. I just calculated at 8. 54, so maybe that is a point of tension. Always going to tensions in the market, Dennis Gartman in our next hour. This is bloomberg. Good morning. Tom this morning, markets, they attempt to find a shift in yield. Yields higher, Inflation Expectations higher, too, but those anyone care . They are called . New measures. In the United Kingdom, there is fervent home to end fervent hope to end a national lockdown. Hospitalized in football it is the final play for biden and trump. Trump and biden, 92 millionplus have already voted. A battle over should mailing vote mail in votes pecans head. Yes, everyone does care. Should mailing votes be counted. Francine lacqua and tankan, thrilled youre with us as we begin an exciting 48 hours. David westin leaving our very International Coverage here on election night. Kevin cirilli i think got two hours