Offerings. Sta instacart delivers from sephora and best buy and ewinger eats. So will they be overwhelmed or perfectly positioned i think this is the big question everyone swondering as is wondee ecommerce take a big jump door dash had a face plant weechlt talk abo well talk about that i want to point out our own Melissa Repco on cnbc. Com has a great piece about exactly this brick mortar issue doorbesters not really happening this year. The retailers dont want you busting down the doors they want you staying at home and ordering and theyre putting incentives in that direction all right. Moving on for now. Astrazeneca, the latest pharma giant out with positive vaccine news maybe some of the vaccines will help to get to be door busters. After the citizen kashgs the Third Company to come out with the efficacy results these are a little more mixed when you compare them with the others lets take a look. The reason theyre mixed is because they had two different dosing regimens. One of them
Republican nominee, president george bush. The independent, ross perot. And governor bill clinton, the democratic nominee. My name is Carol Simpson and i will be the moderator for tonights 90minute debate which is coming to you from the campus of the university of richmond in richmond, virginia. Now tonights program is unlike any other president ial debate in history. Were making history now and its pretty exciting. An independent polling firm has selected an audience of 209 uncommitted voters from this area. The candidates will be asked questions by these voters on a topic of their choosing, anything they want to ask about. My job as moderator is to, you know, take care of the questioning, ask questions myself if i think there needs to be continuity and balance and sometimes i might ask the president to respond to what another candidate may have said. The format has been agreed to by representatives of both the republican and democratic campaigns. And there is no subject matter that i
After the ecb announcement and it has been quite choppy in the u. S. , equities are now lower. All three indices are down. The dow and s p down by. 4 , nasdaq down. 1 . The 10year yield at 70 basis points. Little movement but enough to show there is some kind of reaction. The euro continuing to strengthen. Above 118. We will stay on the euro. Surgeine lagarde say the in currency must be monitored. That only called for the european to strengthen further. Our first guest is lena komileva. A lot to unpack out of the meeting but how is the european economy doing . Economy wasropean recovering quite strongly from the effect of the lockdowns. It is the balance effective switching on and switching off and on an entire continent. Whilst important is that a lot of the conversation is about the top figures, which did recover quite strongly in the early months after the lockdowns, we had quite a great divergence between the sectors. Those most affected by social distancing are lagging behind but
That the recovery will be as strong as possible and to limit lasting damage to the economy. In recent months Economic Activity picked up as the economy began to rope. Many businesses opened their doors. Factories restarted production and many left their homes to engage in various activities. As a result Household Spending looks to have recovered about half of its earlier decline although spending for services such as air travel and hotels has shown much less of a pickup he recovery in Household Spending owes to benefits which provided substantial and timely support to household incomes. In contrast, indicators of businessfixeded investment have yet to show a recovery. Even with the improved Economic News in may and june, overall activity remains well below its level before the pandemic. The contraction in g. D. P. Will likely be the largest on record. The labor market has followed a similar pattern. After drops in march and april, employment rose strongly in may an june as many returne
Lifeline. We will hear from the Morgan Stanley ceo on the big 13 billion acquisition of e trade. Paul. Paul thanks, emily. Lets check on how futures are looking in asia. Looking like a much quieter day than yesterday. Sydney futures looking fairly flat right now. U. K. Futures looking weaker by 0. 4 . A bit of a move down in costly futures. We saw u. S. Markets ending modestly low. Concerns about earnings downgrade. More on that later. New zealand also trading right now. Currently flat. Emily thanks. Lets get a check of where the u. S. Markets closed today. Taylor riggs is in the newsroom. What were the highlights . Taylor sort of a risk off day. Really 500 Big Companies leading the losses. Bonds rallying five basis points after the crucial 1. 51, and the yield curve is inverted by the most since october, six basis points. Take a look at the chart in my terminal that put the selloff into perspective. The chip performance relative to s p 500 performance is still near an 18 year high. On