Painting a rosier picture of economic fundamentals. Joining us is david zervos, looking sharp with the new haircut. David, what do you make of the fact that we have bounced back pretty nicely . Yesterdays reversal and some followthrough today what does that tell you . I think the trade tensions are definitely a story summer liquidity is the story. It was a pretty aggressive 200point plus move in the s p and the interesting thing from the price action for me is the rate market. The rate market had an incredibly large move. One of the largest weve seen in a while and it really hasnt come back off that much. So while stocks have rallied back, you would have expected maybe rates would have sold off a little more, risen a little more and they havent. So this is maybe telling you more that people are getting comfortable with a fed view that is cuts are coming and probably more cuts are coming than people had been nervous about with the meeting. You know the important thing in that answer, da
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To go the extra mile. We have accordingly mandated our negotiators to continue the talks and see whether an agreement can be reached, even at this late stage. A warning to borisjohnson relaxing coronavirus restrictions this christmas will lead to a third wave of infections all schools in greenwich have been told to close from tomorrow as coronavirus rates in the South East London borough reach the highest level since march. Police in lincolnshire have arrested two teenagers on suspicion of murder after the discovery a school boys body. The cold war novelist John Le Carre, who wrote tinker tailor soldier spy, has died at the age of 89 following a short illness. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the chief business commentator at the independent, james moore, and the property and personal finance commentator, anne ashworth. Welcome back to both of you. Let me bring you up to date if you are watching us from home on the hea
That, fine and dry, cooler than it has been recently but with quite a bit of sunshine to compensate. Heading into the overnight period, here is our band of rain which is on the move, which will be working south and east, accompanied by some strong winds. It may turn wintry over the hills of scotland, spilling into parts of cumbria and north wales. Ahead of that, fine and dry with any early fat patches of rust giving way to rising temperatures as the night progresses and increasing amounts of cloud. This is how we start saturday. A mild day but when the across the board. We are tapping into this milderair board. We are tapping into this milder air feeding board. We are tapping into this milderairfeeding in on south westerly winds, wrapped around this area of low pressure, which will be driving a better heading into the start of the weekend. Draped around it we have this trailing weather front which means this rain will outstay its welcome for parts of scotland in particular, and it will