Good to have you then. Then thank you. You know that this is a holiday wake and of course black friday moral important. Tell me how you things see things going into the end of year and into 2020 do you say the economy stay strong. Yes economic fundamentals are pretty good we are going at 3 percent in 2018 and we have probably slowed down to about 2 percent here in 2019 and one of those reasons we are staying that slowdown is that consumers remain strong for your Business Investment has slowed down in live of some of the trade insurgency and Federal Reserve being is it too tight and the good is here maria, is the Federal Reserve start cutting Interest Rates and were starting to see modest Balance Sheets expansion and we expect that to sort of see through the economy. Particularly in early 2020. And the u. S. And china, are really sitting down and having serious talks about a stage i trade deal. Just this week, you saw china, and the u. S. Both staying we are if you get close to a deal,
Computer networking equipment making headway in ai. And in Security Technology grid we break down ciscos results. Meanwhile, raising 20 billion of market value in one day alone after posting the slowest Revenue Growth since the europeans payment shines ipo. We will bring the details, but were talking about an erosion grid once again, sentiment on the downside on the nasdaq. These arent enormous moves. But the volume a low will see some nervousness around what is happening in the bond market. Significant selloff. A rate at which we are inclining and yield spread we are seeing another six basis points added on the tenure. This will come thick and fast. U. K. Yields are upper us across the world. A movement to bonds that will see Interest Rates continuing to have to remain at a sustained high level. Interesting that we got a reprieve in china. China is throwing everything it can from a government perspective at stabilizing the economy. We are worried about the property sectors in the econ
Held a Press Conference. He announced at the Press Conference that the City Of Warsaw will be Setting Aside Tens Of Millions of dollars in its new budget to build Bomb Shelters for people in that city. Now poland is not currently at war. The capital city of poland is not getting bombed. For them and for us, thats a good thing and an important thing, because poland is a member of nato. So if somebody was bombing poland, if polish citizens, polish civilians needed to use Bomb Shelters in the capital city of that country, that would be very bad news, not just for poland, but for us as well. Because poland is our nato ally. And if somebody was attacking them, that would mean that we would soon be at war as well. If you attack one nato country,c you attack them all. It is a treaty of mutual defense. So our nato ally in poland scrambling right now to build o Bomb Shelters for civilians in their capital city, that is not great news. The reason theyre doing it is because poland borders ukraine
Read tomorrow. Not so invisible. The chip giant notching its biggest stock reversal in nearly seven years and the biggest single day percentage decline since last may, plus targeting tiktok. Theres a bill thats moving through Congress Pretty quickly that could ban the social media platform in the United States. President biden says if, in fact, it passes congress, hell sign it. Lets begin with what will be a very busy week for the markets that ended friday with a losing week for the s p. We havent done that for a few times, but it didnt stop your former employer. That is true. Berens. I think the nature of the decline, you mentioned the reversal in nvidia and we had an almost made to order jobs number and the market didnt exactly shrug, but it wasnt able to capitalize on it. It highlights a couple of the things people have been suggesting would be a test for the market, which is its become a bit overreliant on pure momentum on certain segments meaning the types of stocks that are doing
Hello, everybody. Thank you for coming. I am jennifer whitham, the dean of engineering at stanford university. And i am a cochair of the Stanford Emerging Technology review, which is sponsoring the event today i wanted to thank secretary raimondo for hosting this opportunity to talk about their review and to have the panel that you are all here probably excited to hear what they have to say. Im going to briefly tell you about the review itself. And then we will move ahead to the panel. We created the Stanford Emerging Technology review, because we recognized a need to educate policymakers, industry leaders, and the general public in key emerging technologies. You probably realize that todays emerging technologies and their impacts are very complex, and they are evolving at an unprecedented pace. And our goal is to enable better understanding of the emerging technologies for the people who make the laws and policies around the technologies and for the people who develop them, market the