And debates about what we really want. The other thing i would comment on is what is interesting to announcer we will leave this event on economic threats. You can watch our programs online at cspan. Org. We take you live now to the National Economist club in washington, d. C. President of the Federal Reserve bank will be delivering remarks on Monetary Policy on the economy. You are watching live coverage here on cspan. One of our two major events of the year, our summer signature program. I need to thank two friends, two sponsors who have made todays great event worthwhile. First of all, my friends at and forum. In forum is a research and consulting probe affirmed that has been open for 52 years. Greatry much embodies the tradition of innovative Economic Research at the university of maryland. Secondly, our friends at the National Association of realtors. Since 1908, they have been the voice of Real Estate Community in washington and have provided invaluable economic data, research, a
Good morning everyone. The committee will come to order we are meeting to examine an issue that effectively weve been at a stalemate for quite some time. What we should do with used nuclear fuel accumulating at the Nuclear Reactors. At a starting point we should recognize that Nuclear Energy is an important part of our countrys electric generation. I believe its a vital part of our mix. The large reactors not landscape provide reliable admissions free power to communities across our country. Our Nations Nuclear industry is critically important but it also faces a number of challenges and one that impacted the first reactors began operation and Nuclear Waste disposition. Beginning with the passage of the Nuclear Waste policy act of 1982 congress attempted several times to address the backend of the fuel cycle. In an effort to resolve an earlier stalemate the federal government was supposed to begin taking title to use fuel and moving it to a repository at Yucca Mountain in nevada beginn
Escalation. Central bank decisions. Trade uncertainties are accounted for. Later in Bloomberg Technology global link, we will break down disneys earnings. Now, lets get you started with a quick check of the markets close tuesday session. Some calm returning to the markets. The stocks rising, the dollar studying. The search we saw in treasuries peering back a little bit. The s p 500 being led higher by tech and financials. Every sector of the s p 500 was in the green, except for energy. Oil slumping into bear market with brent falling more than 20 since its april peak. Not even the fact we have eight straight weeks of declines in u. S. Stockpiles helped debt those losses. The nasdaq gained 1. 4 . The dow up more than 300 points. U. S. Futures at the moment not doing much, but lets see how we are setting up in asia. As we saw markets fall to the lowest point in weeks. Sophie we saw the asia benchmark fall to the lowest level in nearly seven months. Futures this morning pointing to a mixe
Oil slides into a bear market as trade tensions add to slowing demand. Brenda cost 20 since its april high. Cost 20 since its april high. Shery stocks rebounding. Treasuries paring back some of the earlier sturges we saw this week not to mention the dollar surges we saw this week, not to mention the dollar. We had brent falling more than 20 since its april the and sliding into a bear market. This despite the fact that we are seeing eight consecutive weeks of your talk piles declining u. S. Stockpiles declining. 1. 4 . Sdaq gained lets futures at the moment under a little bit of pressure, down. 1 . Lets see how things are shaping up in the asian markets as we have a few centralBank Decisions. Sophie it could be a mixed start for the asian stocks after a fiveday loss with several major market threatening to join the kospi, writing our yeartodate gains. Wiping out yeartodate gains. Check out tv stocks, jumping 1 one hour into cash trade. 10year gilts hovering around 10 . The aussie dollar
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