Find a bid. We wait for more gloomy Economic Data at 8 30. Time now for our market moving news from our new york team. We are going to start with oil. The iea says the outlook for oil demand has improved somewhat, yet it sees crude production on track for historic decline this month, at the lowest level in nine months. Annmarie hordern joined me now for more. Annmarie this report is still bleak, but slowly but surely improving. They had to say is that outlook for the oil markets are improving somewhat. Amanda little stronger than what they were expecting, but really, the big take away from this report demand a little bit stronger than what they were expecting, but really, the big take away is that this month is on track for historic decline, the most in nine years. This week alone, we saw the kingdom, the uae, and kuwait deepen cuts for june. The same time, the iea is looking at producers outside the group like the united eights that are just being forced due to supply and demand the U
Church is fixed in the light just the time progress royal forms of humanitarian crisis in gaza. West and is more than 2000000. 00 people wait for the live of the types of trucks coming through or something must be this much less for us as it shut down several in this house and rooms in the north. And lets see the notes from yemen, potentially heading the what its just passed o o g m t u s. President joe barton is about to deliver a special speech on israels war and gauze as well as the ongoing conflict in ukraine as we wait for that speech on the oval office. All white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us live now. Can be said president button, clearly laying out the stakes full of us as he seeks more aid to israel and ukraine. But of course, overall for speech is extremely well. What do you expect me to say . As really the 2nd one that the us president job ivan has made from the oval office. So it is rare. What we expect is that he is going to make the case that americans
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