Environment. Businesses, the private and Corporate Bank are fighting through the Interest Rate headwinds, but doing well on executing strategies and offsetting that had went. Thee are uncertainties in Macro Economic environment and that is something we factor in as we manage our businesses, our risks, but we remain quite confident in our outlook and the way we are managing through this pandemic. It is supporting clients, the economy as we all navigate an unexpected environment. Risks, howaging the hard would Deutsche Bank be hit if there would be another wave of lockdowns across europe and elsewhere . James weve built in some conservativism into our numbers, weve taken an overlay, adjustment more conservative in provisions and that prepares us for uncertainties that lie ahead. We are not seeing a deterioration in portfolio beyond what we expected in this environment and while we are all subject to the direction of the economy and potential impact of more distancing and Protection Measu
Upping its offer for an aid package to 1. 8 trillion, President Trump tweeting go big a positive development on the covid treatment. Gileads treatment helps infected people recover five days faster than average and tech stocks are outperforming as a massive deal is in the work the week capping it off with a bang. Absolutely. The russell 2000 is up 6. 4 for the week the dow is currently positive for the year as a whole, just. Lets get to the stimulus news in washington and the reaction to it. Bob basketball has a look inside the market rally ylan moi, and Dana Peterson from the Conference Board bob, lets start with you on this very nice end to a strong week. Good news and bad news, will. Good news is, s p is up about 3 on the month the bad news is i am seeing a little bit of an inversion of the stimulus play today. Thats concerning if you are a believer in stimulus remember the stimulus play, bicyclicals materials and banks and industry and energy and go light on technology. That was wo
Well as in london. We begin with a biggie week a busy week for Central Banks. Bank of japan says they will take on unlimited buying of Government Bonds, lifting the cap also on corporate holdings. I, he joins us now. , kitchen sink, we are still throwing it. Michael Central Banks are all as string the question of what you do when you have throwing the kitchen sink. In the back of japans case, you just make the sink a little bigger. The bank of japan already has negative rates, Corporate Bond and etf buying, and an emergency Lending Program, so they just decided to make those programs a bit bigger. Unchanged at rate 10 basis points. Remember, they do yield curve control. They mentioned they would buy as many Corporate Bonds as they need to and expanding access to its Emergency Loan Program for a wider range of banks. For analysts, theres a bit less here than meets the eye. They dropped their ¥80 trillion limit on Government Bond buying, but they werent buying anywhere trillion, so it d
To get toay, a lot this week. Trying to understand the impact of the gradual reopening of the economy. What kind of impact it could have on jobs and productivity. We way that with the story on oil, one of the biggest of the last 10 days. Saudi arabia started doing this production cuts a bit sooner than expected. This is what im looking at overall. A lot of earnings coming through though be the big story of the week. You, have a data check for seeing the stocks in europe, the pound orally sterling up and then i quite look quite like looking at what we can expect. Is due to to speak shortly from downing street, we are live with what the Prime Minister has to say. He is back at work with the uks to tackle the coronavirus and ease the lockdown that has brought the economy to a standstill. As soon as he does it come we will bring you every headline on that. We begin this busy news monday morning here in new york state, yesterday the state coronavirus deaths dropping to the lowest of the mos
Welcome. Our Investment Committee is at the table today. We begin with shares of target on pace now for the best year since the mid 1970s. Shares are up 89 year to date pete, naturally im coming to you first. We always joke about your relationship with brian cornell. You are friends. Yep youve pitched this stock for about as long as i can remember and youve been dead right and you deserve credit for that. Wow i appreciate that. They keep performing. But the reality is go back a year ago, stock was trading in the 60s when brian said we see strength everybody talks about recession and all the Different Things out there that are the boogeyman, but he never brought that up he continued to pound the table that the consumer is strong. And you look at each one of these Quarterly Earnings results, and just the last one that they had, their numbers were off the charts then once again he talked about Margin Expansion and the strong consumer they have just been executing the right way. And they m