Miss the mark. Joining us for the hour, stephanie link from nuvine what do you think is driving the action right now, if the calendar is so devoid of data points so much for a slow day today, right . You had boeing you had over the weekend, china, small stimulus, which i dont think got a lot of press, it should have. And the data was okay. Durable goods can be explained away from boeing for the most part new home sales, up 17 year over year i think thats good. Chicago fed at a twoyear high i think theres enough momentum between now and the end of the year to kind of continue to see green days maybe we tail off a little bit at the end of the year, but i think well continue to see green days into the end of the year were on a nice streak so far. Lets dive into the biggest story of the year, that is boeing our phil lebeau has the latest on that. Hi again, phil hey, carl Dennis Muilenburg was fired after the board met over the weekend. The decision was made sunday night. And this was not h
Shery ahn thousands rally against Police Actions in hong kong. The unrest came up in toxic think china and japan in beijing. A study markets not kicking off trading in the early session. Sophie stocks stay below 6800. Not going anywhere fast given the holiday week. After a three dated decline. As investors consider the earnings trajectory going into 2020. Futures are pointing to gains in tokyo and seoul, adding less inn 1 10 of 1 , wellington. Switching out the board. The aussie dollar set to snap a four day gain. 1. 30ound trading below after being the worst performer ing itsht after cappting i longest lower run on no deal brexit. Yen barely budging as it is set to end the year, defined stronger forecasts. Bojs Meeting Minutes due later this morning. Paul . Paul lets get the first word news with haslinda amin. Slinda thousands rallied in hong kong monday evening against Police Actions to see moneys raised by a crowdfunding group. Police arrested four people over suspicions of money la
At the papers with our reviewers Kevin Schofield, editor of politics home, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. And also, in 45 minutes, private eyes editor, ian hislop, joins the bbcs media editor amol rajan to look back on a year of front covers, cartoons and satire. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The chief executive of the us aircraft manufacturer boeing has been sacked less than a week after the company said it would temporarily halt production of its troubled 737 max airliner. Boeing has struggled to recover after 346 people died in two crashes involving the 737. Our Business Correspondent theo leggett has the story. Two devastating accidents and 346 people died. The first plane crashed into the sea off indonesia late last year. Then, in march, an identical aircraft went down in these fields in ethiopia minutes after take off. Since then, boeings newest and fastest selling aircraft, the 737 max, has been grounded worldwide. Blames been placed on a piece of Flight Control soft
Worsening homeless crisis. So many folks are fleeing california, that the population growth there is at the slowest rate since 1900. Key developments tonight on the battle to fund Border Security, from the Trump Administration planning a court fight to seize private land in texas for its wall, to House Democrats demanding answers over the death of immigrants in u. S. Custody. Im Jackie Deangelis in for Elizabeth Macdonald tonight. The evening edit starts right now. Jackie a big gift for investors this holiday. China coming out and saying theyre cutting back tariffs on 389 billion worth of import. That is starting january 1st. Hillary vaughn in d. C. With the latest. Hillary . Reporter jackie, china is chopping tariffs on frozen pork and 800 other products to kick off the new year. The pork cut on u. S. Pig exports to china is really early Christmas Gift for u. S. Pig farmers who capitalize on chinas big pig demand. Who until now have been dealing with high taxes on u. S. Pork exports.
The pound is leading the way across the u. S. Dollar. Thes up about 0. 7 against dollar. It is time now for the global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news around the world. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with todays top stories. Lets start by going over to hong kong, bracing for more this option after christmas protests led to clashes between demonstrators and riot police. Igh joins us on the telephone. Give us a sense of what is in store. It sounds like theres more planned for friday and going into the new year. Karen theres protests planned for this evening in an area of the city that has seen some of the worst protests over the past six months, and again over the weekend in an area near the chinese border. All of this is leading up to a day, rally on new years led by organizers that have led some of the biggest protests since this began. The level of anger we are going to be seeing at the clashes willen protesters escalate, and we are looking for what this