Risk rioting from is just something the market is ignoring right now, which is absolutely amazing. Cominge the headline through, mayor de blasio talking about the curfew for the rest of the week. Alix yeah and today is starts at 8 00 p. M. So in a businesses that are open to provide food, that is now off the table. It also may delay recovery in some states, all of this having an impact on the overall economy. We saw as a noble laureate spoke on the ship of recovery. The pattern we are going to see and are already seeing because the economies in various ways are going through this, is a very sharp drop on then it kind of bottom flat. Where thee period virus is brought back under control. It starts to look like a u. It difficult to argue that we will have a vshaped recovery. The closest anybody has come to it is china and it does not look like a v to me. Alix mark mobius, Mobius Capital Partners cofounder joins us. What are you make of what he said, as well as the pictures of the riots,
Earnings from continuing operations was just 0. 10. Terrible numbers from certain sectors. Iously, retail search obviously, retail front and center. Market, kind of a mixed bag. Terrible data, yet equities tried to stage a rally earlier. Now futures flipping into more negative territory. Definitely the eurodollar and dollaryen are two to watch today. The yen was significantly higher thats butt all dies all eyes really on retail data later. Lets get some more market moving news from our new york and brussels teams. We want to start in the u. S. , where we are expecting more of that dire economic data. Many nonessential stores are closed. We also get Industrial Production. Michael mckee, International Policy and economics correspondent, joins us now. Michael i will give you guidance for the year, dismal. It is only a question of how bad they are going to be. Retail shrank by 8. 7 in march, when things were just getting started. In april, americans spent all of the time at home, not going
Outperformance of small caps for a sixth straight day, so that is sort of the good news, but it is all a waitandsee game as we head into the ecb. Underperformance happening with btps in europe. Twitter earnings breaking as well. Revenue coming in stronger than estimated at it hundred 7. 6 million. 876are shifting at. Illion has a look at the monitor bullet daily active users, they came in at 166 million. That did beat estimates. They did add 14 million average monthly daily active users since the previous quarter. Seeing more activity. Now it is about monetizing that activity. Twitter is up by about 10 in premarket. More coming out later on in the show. We do want to give you a snapshot of all that is moving the market from our team in new york. We are going to begin with the data overnight in europe. Recession,s record plunging into record contraction, shrinking about 3. 8 . The slump adding a lot more urgency for joint physical support and puts more pressure on Christine Lagarde late
All of that leading to a stronger dollar and weaker commodities like oil. Under armour out with earnings as well. Lets get right to it. Their adjusted loss coming in 0. 34 a share, almost double what we had been expected. Net revenue for the First Quarter coming in at 930 million. That also came in light. They see a significant decline in revenue since midmarch, so no surprise there. Marriott coming out with their numbers as well. As you can tell, it is going to be bad. Marriott international looks at first court or revenue coming in of 4. 68 billion, a decline 6. 6 year on year. A really ugly number. They say they had liquidity about 4. 3 billion as of may 8, so obviously sustainability and solvency these kind of companies , especially hospitality, as well as airlines, really front and center. All of this really winds up depending on when the world can reopen. Lets get to all of our market movie news from new york. In london, u. K. Promised her Boris Johnson announced the first carefu
Twoyear is now trading, but that doesnt seem to matter. The majority of debt in europe all undergoing this powerful rally, despite the fact that we are going to see horrific unemployment number in about an hour and a half. Lets get you out of the market moving news from our new york team. We want to start with the much awaited u. S. Jobs data out of april for the next hour. Economists now estimating 22 million jobs wiped out in the past month. Joining me now is carl riccadonna, bloomberg chief economist. It is hard to put these into perspective. Help me out. Morning. D these numbers point to immense disruption in the u. S. Economy, on a scale we really have not whichn recorded history, goes back to either world war ii or the great depression. ,o put some context around this this is far more than all of the job losses we saw during the Great Recession concentrated into a single month. If we take the job losses of the last nine recessions, lump them all together going back to the late 19