I am Amanda Glassman is senior fellow and executive price president at cdc. Today we will be talking about death and data in low and middle Income Countries from covid19 and all other causes. Accurate complete and timely data on mortality probably the single most powerful policy tools we have today to mitigate the Economic Impact of covid19 but what is also clear is that we have not collectively built the systems necessary to record peoples death in ways that enable more and to protect livelihoods. This failure does not only spawn individual experiences that creates unnecessary suffering. How is it possible to assess whether Subsaharan African countries are winning the fight against covid if a large share of total deaths and noncovid years go unreported or how to judge the trajectory of pakistan during covid19 if no mortality data of any kind is being ripped ported in the Public Domain according to dub a joes 2019 mortality report. Today will be talking about one strategy and mortality
Im brian thomas great to have you with us today the polish president on j. Due to has narrowly secured a 2nd 5 year term in Office Following sundays president ial election with nearly all the votes now counted the conservative incumbent has won with 51. 2 percent over his rival the liberal warsaw mare rough off to coffee the result is a victory for polands ruling a National Conservative law and Justice Party it has avoided as a result a scenario in which an opposition president would be able to veto legislation approved in parliament. Lets go straight to the president ial palace now in warsaw and monica sure aska from w. s polish bureau good morning to you monica has now been declared the winner what does this mean for poland. Terry i can hear you. Ok we have some sound there. Now i can ok monograph some sound with you there at the president ial palace in warsaw can you tell us what this victory for duda means for the country for poland. This victoria is a very good news for the govern
Included 75 previously announced, so the likes of avolon, for example. The stock is down about 0. 3 . We had been anticipate and we would get those numbers today. Once again, boeing lost orders aircraftf its 737 max last month as air travel plunged amid the coronavirus panda make, and of course coronavirus pandemic, and of course, lessors and the like all canceling. Elsewhere we are rallying here for the s p 500. Theres just one sector in the s p 500 lower, and that is banks. We will get to the conversation on their earnings in just a few minutes. Jp morgan and wells fargo out today. Crude oil down on was 5 again. It cant catch a break these days. The 10 year yield at 74 basis points. Guy lets talk a bit about what is happening here in europe and around the world, equity markets and the virus story. We are starting to see maybe some indications that we are seeing a plateau in the number of cases in countries across europe. We are also starting to see some countries reopen their economi
As a result, there is another divergence. We may have risk stocks higher but we also have haven bonds and the yen higher. The japanese yen now up a fourth day in a row. It tells you not everybody is believing not just the rally today but the rally we have had in recent weeks. David in fairness, you cannot blame investors if they do not know exactly which way this is going. Thing started up a bit and then came down. Some of the stocks that have been beaten down came back. That is a big piece of the rally. One reason some strategists and traders do not like it in terms of the companies that had been january,y the virus in february, and march such as the Leisure Companies and the airlines, there has been a bounceback over last few weeks. Some say the rally off of the lows in march, there are holes. If you look at the s p 500, there is a huge move down from the peak to the trough. Now we are halfway back up. It is hard to know which side and what the greater risk is to the upside. Do not f
Are covered katrina you has more now from beijing. For 3 minutes across the country people paused as sirens wailed and the sound of sirens of course resembles the sound of crying it was a very poignant and somber moment here in china people who have cars and boats were encouraged to join in and flags were flown at half mast and people wherever they were they stood still with their heads bowed to remember those who lost their lives to cover 19 more than 3000 here in china this is the 1st time a national day of mourning has taken place because of a Public Health disaster this is only happened previously because of natural disasters such as earthquakes and today on saturday is also here which is too sweeping festival here in china so traditionally a festival to remember ancestors and commemorate the dead and not only the patients of the 1000 but also the Health Workers who lost their lives in particular 14 doctors and nurses were remembered today as national masses including dr lee when y