London time boost the odds . Keep an eye on that speech later. President trumps suggestion that rhetoric is debt could be wiped out spooks wall street. The comments back. We will discuss. Move, you have barely anything happening here. Ibex. N eye on the it was a big move to the downside and we saw it replicated in other Asset Classes. Keep an eye on how spanish markets are digesting what we got overnight. Lets talk about the gmm and what is happening around the world. Asian markets had a good nights sleep. Nothing really happened overnight apart from some weak retail sated sales data. That was pretty much it. The dollar has gained action traction. Im wondering whether europe comes back with a bank this morning and delivers some surprises. We will watch the market open. Could be an interesting start to the day. An interesting session. Lets get a first word news up eight update. Selfie we are starting with puerto rico which faces a Government Shutdown at the end of the month. That is acc
Catalan Separatist Vows to Continue to Defy Spain After Arrest bloombergquint.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bloombergquint.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Catalan Separatists Keep Control and Sanchez Gets a Boost Bloomberg 2/15/2021 Rodrigo Orihuela and Laura Millan Lombrana
(Bloomberg) Catalan separatist parties won a majority in the regional parliament in Sunday’s election, but Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was one of the night’s big winners.
Sanchez’s Socialist party won the most votes and saw its main national rival, the conservative People’s Party, suffer a humiliating defeat. All the same, the next regional leader is set to come from the separatist camp, since the two leading parties in favor of independence claimed 65 seats in the 135-strong assembly, while a smaller left-wing group that also backs secession has nine more. Sixty-eight seats are required for a majority.
(Bloomberg) Catalan separatist parties won a majority in the regional parliament in Sunday’s election, but Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was one of the night’s big winners. Sanchez’s Socialist party won the most votes and saw its main national rival, the conservative People’s Party, suffer a humiliating defeat. All the same, the next regional leader is set to come from the separatist camp, since the two leading parties in favor of.