59 minutes left to trade, kayla. And that green screen is not something we have seen in a while. We have a big show ahead today on closing bell. A big deal for big steel well talk to the ceo from Cleveland Cliffs and his outlook on the economy later, sneaker startup all birds scoring 100 million in fresh funding. Valuing the company at 1. 7 billion the coceo will join us to tell us how his Company Plans to spend that cash and well have that later on in the show. Lets focus in on the big show were tracking to days rally. Theyre covering the latest tensions in the tech cold war with china start us off on the Broader Market and what youre seeing behind the scenes today. Yeah. Market making the case that last weeks lows and got some traction near the levels its not Something Else tachlt a look at the s p 500 year to date all the indices have a similar look with different mag any tudz we were talking about this level for a long time. This is where we hit the lows a few times last week aroun
Unemployment claims last week, but we are seeing sectors most sensitive to economic reopening. Sharply hire American Airlines rilgt now, trade iing up some 45 wilfred. Its actually pared some of those gains. About 43 . Ahead on todays show, tim ryan has a six step plan outlining his companys pledge to support black lives and it goes well beyond cash donations. Hell join us with his message plus, a key question for millions of newly unemployed americans. What happens when federal stimulus programs run out . Lets focus though on the big stories were watching today first of all mike is tracking the Market Action phil lebeau is watching a huge surge for airlines before the pullback and Courtney Reagan covering a battle between landlords and retailers, but mike, lets start with you and the broader markets. Hard to make too much of this headline softness after such a sprint that the market has had take a look at the two year chart the s p has had. We did see today mostly, the nasdaq 100, cli
Welcome to Bloomberg Markets. Before we get to that we have the bank of canada. Guy a bit of a nonevent. 5 matching. Im curious to see what ted macklin has to say though. He cannot make the same mistake he made in january. He cannot say we will pause, i think they will avoid that this time around. It will be interesting to see if the ecb and the bank of england make the same decision. How they are hawkish but keep pausing at the same time. We are near the top of the cycle on Interest Rate. But the sentiment is strong. Alix yields are popping lets get to that with michael mckee. Mike it matches the Third Quarter gdp. Services come in at 54. 5. That is up from 52. 7. New orders rise 50 75 57. 5 from 55. Unemployment rises but it is too late to use that in terms of forecasting the august payrolls but it it was 54. 7. Supplies are easing under the weather a little bit at 48. 5 but 48. 1 was the previous. And prices paid 58. 9 compared to 56. 8. Questions asked about if we see the economy f
This committee will come to order. This morning we will hear testimony from Richard Smith, former chairman and chief executive officer of equifax who held those positions until last week. I understand that you are now serving as an unpaid adviser to the company and appreciate your willingness to testify here and appear about the events surrounding the breach and equifaxs response while you were leading the company. Given the severity of the data breach, congress will continue to examine the facts behind it and what can be done to prevent similar situations. Sign r security is one of the most pressing issues facing companies as well as consumers and governments alike. And is one of the biggest threats to our financial system. The amount of data that the private industry and government collect and store is very concerning. Theres intrinsic vulnerability in collecting information and we e need to have a meaningful discussion on how to protect and limit access to it. The Banking Committee
Equities and trading. It is all about fed chair Janet Yellens 6 00 p. M. European time we are up for the third week in 4. The currencies are rising against the dollar. The most yields are gaining today. Commodities, sovereign, the worlds big Advertising Company the most, falling following 8. 9 , down 8 right now. Slowd a relatively start, setting budgets conservatively. Assuming an increase of 2 this year on a light from light basis setting its budget revenue on a light to light basis. It rose 3 last year. It is a bellwether of the strength of the global economy. Companies expanding or cutting Marketing Budgets depending on the strength of the global economy. Global ad spending may grow 3. 6 this year versus 5. 7 last year andto Economic Uncertainty the absence of the olympics, which bolstered expenditures last year. A fascinating piece of Economic Data from the u. K. Brittons Services Index expanded the most in five months. Of ans the early part indication the u. K. Economy is sufferi