California also dramatically rolling back. Indoor dining and bars across the state. Staff to asking retail work from home as the company forces more Stores Across the covid19. D shipping joining us to break it all down and talk about how this hit the market today, Bloomberg Markets reporter Abigail Doolittle. Talk to us about what drove the drove higher than sharply them back. Abigail a big aeration reversal having not so much to do with the virus. 500, the s p p 500, the highest level out of the air market. The bigger show was for the tech space. The nasdaq at one point up more than 2 , closing down more than 2 . Those indexes so tightly wound, record high after record high, including today. Overbought, overextended. There were also some headlines out around the u. S. And china that seemed to help the selling pressure continue. With that, we had bonds trade higher. If you take a look at it on the day, netflix a perfect example. Today, earlier today, netflix had been up about 4 , closi
Coronavirus restrictions. The pboc pledges stronger monetary policy. Saudi arabia confronts its own predicament with slashing of spending and tripling vats. The European Commission threatens to sue germany. Sident ursula von warm welcome to the show. The agenda has been set. More stimulus from china and japan. Negative Interest Rate policy is exploding across the u. S. To the market, april fed funds futures for 2021 skirmishing with a negative. According to jpmorgan, you should. There is a big bet negative rates could go to 45 bips in 2021. The dollar, what are the consequences of nirp. Therestrate policy on dollar would be the dollar living on borrowed time according to standard chartered. Dissipating. Ial is we are rolling over. Dollaryen, more news of more stimulus from china and from abe japan could do more helicopter money if needed. The dollar rises, the yen falls. Have a look at the rest of markets. What is the biggest risk of the morning . Asian stocks rise on the stimulus disc
Days well see what the last second to last trading day of the year has in store for us road map today starts with the recordbreaking year for stocks. The s p within striking distance of its best yearly gain since 97. Plus, teslas china play, the automaker ruling out first sedan from the shanghai factory with ramping up next month. We begin with the year end rally and the record run for stocks mike, it has been quite a year and we go into 2020 seemingly with a lot of momentum. Been a very, you know, kind of orderly low drama rally in december a lot of folks say we may be set up for a pullback. I think we keep having to remind people, it has been a great year, successive record highs for much of the year we started in a deep hole. I think thats important not to sort of downplay what a Strong Performance stocks have had had this year, but to point out theyre not necessarily all that far out on a limb because theyre up 30 of the 12month basis because theyre up about 11 from 15 months ago,
Highs, the nasdaq just a fraction off its record close that optimism rippling through asian trade. A warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. And you can be part of the conversation. Tell us what you think just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. We start in the us where the impeachment investigation against President Donald Trump is about to move to a new stage. All this week, the democrat led inquiry interviewed witnesses behind closed doors, building up the momentum for the first public hearings next week. The latest reports suggest the committees investigating the president have now subpoenaed acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. Mr trump insists he has done nothing wrong and says the whole inquiry is a hoax. Our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. As senior official of the us state department, george kent told congressional investigation that one point he was told by a superior to keep h
The month but after all october a treat. S p gaining more than 200 hitting alltime highs along the way. Here is the question this all halos eve have we reached the Witching Hour for the markets record run, tim well, look if you think the fed is on hold until mid2020 it could be a spooky time for markets because the markets expected accommodation they are your friends and therefore the witchs brew is probably in the form of the data if you look at the chicago numbers this morning, especially the new orders component took you back to march of 2009. It tells you the impact of what the trade war has we dont know really where we are. But look in the absence much a political shock ill leave it at that and in the abens of china walking away from the table, the fed is still your friend and injury youve had a Third Quarter where you had surprise to the upside. I would say its not all that spooky this halloween. I think todays pullback is appropriate relative to some of the macroa day after the