Protesters brought the citys financial district to a standstill. Teargas disrupting the commute for a second consecutive day. Executive carrie lam says she still hopes district elections will be held as scheduled. We still hope we can hold the elections and try our very best to do so because it is an important election to respect and safeguard, but theres the issue of safety in order, so we have to work hard to satisfy these two requirements. Alix 20 meet on the phone from hong kong is karen joining me on the phone from hong kong is karen leigh. What happens next . Karen carrie lam urging order, and at the same time, we had two days of really jarring images and clashes, especially here in the financial hub. These arent images weve seen before. This feels like a bit of an escalation. This is something that led police this afternoon to warn that the city was on the brink of total breakdown. Carrie lam talking about how she still hopes district elections will be held in a couple of weeks.
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That it will have about 40 upside from here at jefferies. 1. 4 higher. We have norfolk southern, wynn resorts, plenty of stocks higher. The 10 year yield is at 1. 67 . It was twice subscribed, but only 30 billion of liquidity from the fed today. Down 1. 2 . Guy the big story out of europe today is the staggering loss the Prime Minister suffered here in the u. K. At the supreme court. Absolutely a battering for Boris Johnson, probably the worst of all outcomes. The Prime Minister says he will continue to deliver brexit on october 31, but it is becoming harder and harder by the day. The pound pricing some of the no deal risk out today, but not a lot of it. In fact, they reaction from the british pound really quite muted today. You can see the reaction when that came through from the supreme court. Weve climbed a little further since then, but nevertheless, is this a game changer . The sense from the financial markets, absolutely not. Lets take a look at some other asset classes. European
Westminster. Brexit, a pretty historic and tumultuous couple of hours we are expecting. The meantime, lets check on your markets. We are seeing market volatility, pound dropping lower today. Lets get the board up for you, pound at 1. 1981. There is a lot of debate in the newsroom over whether that has to do with Dollar Strength or markets realizing an early election could mean an alliance among the ones who wanted a hardline brexit and increasing the chance of a no deal, but we are seeing a tilt to the market overall, a little risk off mood. You can see a little higher than usual at 10 higher and gold at 1530. Coming up, we speak to sir Howard Davies, a chairman of rbs as the prospect of an election surges. We will talk about what that means for the banks. Dont miss that interview 11 00 a. M. London time. Lets get to the first word news with Sebastian Salek. U. S. Areand the struggling to agree on a schedule for the next round of talks after watching a rejection of allaying tariffs. A