The comments from the reserve bank of new england, a move for the new zealand kiwi dollar up by. 5 . That is where we are at the moment. Lets look at what is going on in the first word news as we get to new york and join karina. Has dodgedowell Senate Efforts to make and take sides on coronavirus 80, maintaining a neutral stance in the debate over whether the u. S. Should add to its stimulus. Powell and Steve Mnuchin testified remotely to the committee. How all reaffirmed his stance more fiscal help may be needed but stopped short of a full endorsement. China has taken another swipe at australia over calls for an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. Having put duties on burly and some beef imports, beijing is threatening to target wine and. Ary, and dairy other products could face punitive measures and their are rumors state media could call for a consumer boycott. We advise australia to read the original text carefully and not take conclusions for granted. Weve
We are looking at a contraction for the year between 1 and 4 . Looking at where china is, reality starting to bite, trading lower right now. Pmi front and center. Chinas economy has been damaged. A lot of the world still is shutting down. The downward revision in expectations may only be just beginning. Nikkei, lower by 4 . Jitters also there in the market. For globalmism governments to cushion the blow from the coronavirus outbreak. Lets flip the page, take a look at where we are in terms of the dollar. Easing a little. Theaussie below 60 to dollar. Is,ng a look at where crude down by 1. 5 there. Traders weighing the extent of against the 2 trillion stimulus package. The oil glut meaning we are running out of space to store. Yvonne things turning south now. It was after we saw global stocks register a rare back to back again on wednesday. Asia looking mixed. Japan seeing substantial pressure now. Lets get more context with david ingalls. Things are starting to turn a little to the dow
Beijing says mainland infection rates are falling rapidly. The virus continues to wreak economic havoc. Data shows acrosstheboard slumping china for the first time on record. Shery lets take a quick check of the markets closed in the friday session and how u. S. Futures are reacting to that emergency rate cut. We are seeing u. S. Futures accelerating losses at the open, down more than 4 despite the fact we saw another emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve and President Trump expection x resting satisfaction expressing satisfaction. This comes on the cut friday and we saw the s p 500 seeing its best day since 2008. We have every sector of the s p 500 index in the green, rising at least 4 following the worst session since 1987. We did have the president also coming out with many measures to support the economy including a declaration of National Emergency and moving to prop up energy prices. A moratorium of federal student loan interest. Not to mention the private sector jumped into
India italy locking down the whole country. Lets get straight over to the markets now, we are joined by Sarah Ponczek. One of the one of the highlights . Helling say the the selling has not stopped. Saw a limitafter we down in futures yesterday, we and at the same time we have new zealand coming on, getting closer and closer, well below the 200 Day Moving Average which served as support earlier on. At the same time, we have seen dollaryen moving closer and now the yen is trading at the highest level. Prior to the president ial election in the United States, and also, the vti crude oil extending losses again after the worst day since the 1991 we have seen absolutely massive moves. Day, we didf the close down 7. 6 and if you look at the different barometers, we have seen massive moves. The average move over the last eight trading days has been 3. 7 , that is the largest going back to 2008, so to put into context the amount of volatility we have seen, the vix also at [indiscernible] lets
Now. Against the possibility this will cause a growth slowdown in the u. S. Nejra division in vienna. Disagreement over cuts. Delegates look to counter the impact of the coronavirus. We are live on the ground at a crucial meeting. Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Lets kick it off with opec ministers in vienna. The first meeting saw saudi arabia and russia split over the prospect of deeper cuts as the coronavirus weakened daily demand. Manus, great to see you. Can they come to an agreement . Nus my next guest says it is kabuki theater. Its painted faces. Its about shock and. Shock and awe. Where will they meet, which road will they travel . Will it be one million of cuts . Three months ago, i was here and they agreed a 2 million barrel a day cut. So what does it take to put a floor under this market . Highness left last night, promising a wonderful recommendation and he wanted to keep us in suspense. They can take us out of the building because of the virus, but they cant stop us f