On a covered relief package, is congress truly ready to drop the politics and throw the financial lifeline to millions of americans, Peter Navarro is about to join me live from the white house the president s top trade advisor helplessly demanding more from billions and coronavirus aid to form what he calls a physical bridge between the terrifying covid spike were seen today and widespread vaccine distribution, why hes breaking with cop senators who are resisting the relief package. How do salesforce is 28 billion acquisition of work from home darling slack really go down, slack cofounder and ceo Stuart Butterfield who grew up in a cabin with no Running Water in canada. What a story, he will take us inside the room to tell us how he got a price for his work from anywhere in prior that has some on wall street raising eyebrows but not salesforce. We begin with the fox business alert, could we be days away from a covid relief bill, House Speaker nancy pelosi holding a News Conference a co
Electoral joe bidens win is confirmed by the electoral college, but he hints he may never concede. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to bloomberg surveillance. I am Francine Lacqua here in london. It is the day after an american holiday, which saw a lot of markets closed. Cash equities open in the u. S. Because of thanksgiving. This is what i am looking at overall in the markets. Quite a lot of movement is on the portuguese 10year yield. Markets are speculating when it could go into negative territory. Today, the overall mood is a bit of caution out there. Investors, secondary valuations following a rise in equities this month but also enduring pandemic and parts of europe, oil retreating, with rising tensions within opecplus members. We will have plenty of more on that throughout the show. The stock market has a rotation into cyclical and value, by the promising vaccine, or could we see farther moves . For more on this, lets get straight to our dani burger with a look at the markets. Hi
Turning lower. The virus setting new records across the u. S. Californias hospitalizations jumping to a new high. Rates of new cases also hitting new levels. I want to bring in kailey leinz, who has been all over the Market Action today. We were hitting a lot highs yesterday but the selloff seeming to accelerate in the final hours of trading. Snapping eight five day winning streak on the s p 500, as we approach the close today. It seemed to be a story of tech outperformance throughout much of the day. That weakness heading into the end of training. The nasdaq holding up relatively better than some of the other major averages. It was still down by about 0. 9 . But that was not as great as the laws we saw on the nasdaq or s p 500. The russell 2000 down the better part of 2 . Much more sensitive to the Economic Growth story. That seems to be the issue today, that investors are kind of pondering whether or not the recovery will take a lot longer than perhaps previously thought. You saw tha
Bank should have never taken Jeffrey Epstein on as a client as it agrees to pay a 115 million fine. Confirmed drove cases in america have crossed the 3 million mark while the death toll has made the biggest one day jump since early last month. Lets look at the markets as they double down on the concerns around the coronavirus and of course the Economic Impact the European Markets had a contraction. Decent forecasts for investors to rake through just highlighting some of the fears that many have had in the spike of fresh cases we are seeing in terms of the Market Action, we are picking up on the wall street trade and to European Markets that reversed. You can see another modest decline. 1 3 of a percent coming off the benchmark. The sectors and the boards the ftse trade is down by. 2 of a percent. It is a minimal decline. Were hearing further reports around consumption, any further scheme to try to support market businesses that has meant we are just down modestly this is what you are s
Sense of placing the failed by the gallon g. s of the right and left the judges from new york sank to joining a story you recently wrote you said that cutting red tape in health care has unleashed waves of energy and ingenuity to deal with this in 19 yeah you saying were doing well with this well we did really poorly at the beginning i mean there are a lot of theres going to be report after all over talking about how badly the bureaucratic framework were leaders not taking is just a sleep but in the last 2 or 3 weeks youve got a great job and the key to that was throwing away the rule books through it all through books i mean not none of what theyre doing in tipperary hospitals doctors and nurses or other states that we tell of medicine for everyone else none of thats legal under the old law the rules prohibit all of it. As the president. Then up to the job in your opinion. Not to be giving certainly not i mean again in the last 3 weeks i think theres been a lot of effort good effort b