Consumers. So it means that many consumers are paying very little to get very affordable coverage. We have 120,000 people paying less than 10 a month in bronze plans. 70 of those that have subsidies are picking a silver plan. Many of those in the cost sharing subsidy where in california at the highest cost sharing subsidy, an outpatient visit is 3 a bus ride. Theres no deductible. This is not the story across the nation. If you look an we did looking at colorado and miami, instead of having seven products like we have in l. A. , in denver they have 35 different silver products. In miami 35 and some of those products that are the cheapest premiums mean you dont get any care unless you satisfied a 3,000 deductible. Thats not good for consumers. I think its the right thing for consumers. Let me quickly note about getting access to care. We have some very early indicators that are very positive in california. There is a lot of discussion about narrow networks. Id note that virtually all of
One to watch today but if you look at the initial signals, we are lower on the stoxx 600. It was a strong session yesterday for the dax up close to 1. 8 , clearing fresh hurdles, well above that 13,400 level rough day to follow up on some of though gains. Lets see what were seeing elsewhere. Telco is at the top, healthcare is at the bottom most of the markets really showing sectors are declining out of the starting position in terms of that sector, couple of reports in there including sanofi the overall picture is a weaker one. Just outpaced to the down side by travel and leisure sliding by a quarter of a percent basic resources, a slightly weaker start up by a quarter. Utilities off by 0. 2 . The others, media stocks, weve had that sector trade down by 0. 10 . Utilities down slight declines in the early start of the session wayment to get to retail quickly. Next is falling again after a horrible trading session yesterday on the back of its concerns around unusual volatile patterns in
Between the American Revolutionary war and the civil war. They discuss examples like the African Americans changing idea of nice religion and various religious groups. The National Museum of American History hosted this event and it is a little over one hour. I am stephen prothero. I and the moderator. We will have a conversation for about an hour and then move on to questions and answers from online and also from the audience. If you have questions, you should have no cards note cards. On this panel on religious growth, i am very happy we have amanda porterfield, the author of conceived in doubt. Come we were not conceived in liberty, we were conceived in doubt. Is that the idea . Next to amanda porterfield, we had David Holland a professor at the Harvard Divinity School the author of sacred borders. He is currently working on a comparative biography of two female founders of new religions. At the end, john wigger, professor of history at the university of missouri, the author of taki
Euro area Economic Confidence rose for the second straight months in may, beating estimates. The highest level in four months. Boosted bywas strengthening Consumer Sentiment and improvements in the retail and construction sector. Greeces gdp contracted by 4. 5 since the prettiest quarter. Economic data for the country shows that quarterly exports fell since the previous quarter. Economic data showed markets are closed in the u. S. And the u. K. Today for the and spring bank respectively. The dax is still higher, up. 3 . The cac 40 is pretty much unchanged. There are some stocks were watching driven by m a news. Bayer is gaining after the sunday times reported they may put forward a new improved offer for monsanto as early as this week. Stocks one of the best reporting. Lets switch of the board and see what is happening in fx markets. It is a delicate a day of Dollar Strength, poise for the biggest monthly jump since september 12 14 on Janet Yellens comments. At the bond look markets be
Us this morning is jon fortt and good morning to both of you. Regulators are ordering apple to pay back taxes to ireland. Lets get to Julia Charter will i in brussels with the latest. Julia . Thanks, kate. As you quite rightly said, apple has been ordered to pay over 14. 5 billion, the irony is ireland doesnt want the money as the irish finance minister, they say they believe apple owes nothing and they want to protect the relationship they have with Companies Like apple and other u. S. Firms apple has hate back, saying they ultimately believe this ruling will be overruled, but i think the statement cuts to a bigger issue, which is what does this mean for other companies trying to invest in europe . Their statement says it will have a profound and harmful effect on sleismt and job creation in europe and apple follows the law and pays all the of the taxes we owe wherever we operate. This is a point i think the competition commissioner made to me, that this is not really about the tax ra