You are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become sitting. In for migrants your platform for reliable information. It was an age of miracles it was an age of arts and an age of excess thats what f. Scott fitzgerald wrote about the jazz age of the 1920 s. And the lamb arrests decadent hedonistic decade that had a profound effect on popular culture. Without welcome to the show and on the eve of the year 2020 its no wonder its in the air they need to look back on the golden 20. Of a century ago and so more on a brand new show in a moment and also coming up. British photographer tim moore curry is the talk of the town in london with 2 major exhibitions each showing a different side of his remarkable effort. And homeless artist shows art creates art for his cohorts on skid row in l. A. To raise awareness of the widening gap between rich and poor. Well they were golden they were roaring and before everything came crashing down in october of 1929 the 1920 s. Were a dizzying time of liberat
The intervention from the chief rabbi has prompted a leading Muslim Organisation to criticise the conservatives for their handling of claims of islamophobia in the party. In other news. Dont give this man your vote because of his brexit policy thats the message from former tory cabinet minister lord heseltine. A present senior minister hit back. Michael i think advised people to vote liberal democrat in the european election. So in that sense he is consistent. But i do think he is wrong on this. A bleak outlook, says the un on Climate Change. The world has to act much faster to avoid Dangerous Levels of global warming. Coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with ben croucher. Ho isato ho is a to lead Tottenham Hotspur at home for the first time tonight. He says he likes the love his fans give their side. And andy murrays thoughts on retirement. Thanks, ben. And another ben ben rich has all the weather. We have had some cloud and outbreaks of rain. It has been mild. That will change
Pace in over 20 years. Industrial output and retail sales fall short. Jay powells happy place. He says Monetary Policy is where it should be as he sees monetary growth continuing. I think Monetary Policy is in a good place. If developments emerge that cause a material reassessment of the outlook, then we will act appropriately. Anna less than half an hour to go until the start of the equity trading day in europe, this is what the futures look like right now. They look weaker across the equity markets. And for the u. S. Equity markets, we have the ftse 100, the cac also weaker. Expectations for a weaker start being paired back a little bit by some reassurance from the german data. Lets not overdo that because the global story around growth is not a positive one. Lets have a look at u. S. Futures. They also have been pointing to the downside. Lets see if they still do. They do, but not by an enormous amount. German data offering reassurance, but the state of the German Economy is still w
The reason we had this neutral trend, this sideways act and forth, for what turned them. Ullish was a higher load the buyers have more conviction on each dip. We now have the rsi coiling up out of the coil. Moreuggesting we could see strength ahead for the s p 500. One place there wasnt strength was defensive yield proxy stocks. Interestingly, a 260 million etf that focuses on defensive stocks actually rose today. It is outperforming the s p 500 by about 1 this year. It equals about 100 s p 100 cks that have strong prop strong profiles, but the holdings are not what you would think of when you think of the textbook definition of defensive stocks. After that it is software, electronics, diversified financials, retail, bank stocks, they all have at least a 5 allocation in the etf. It shows you that defense really is in the eye of the beholder. Palladium surge to a record high as cleaning air rules clean air rules boosted demand for the metal. There is concern that the high price of palla
We are going to bring you todays market moving news from all around the world, from london to brussels, istanbul and washington. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. We want to begin in turkey. The country has agreed to tip a rarely halt its military offensive in northern syria, but it is not withdrawing its forces. The lifting of sanctions may come with a permanent ceasefire. Theence with implementation of a ceasefire, the United States will not impose any further sanctions on turkeys, and once a permanent ceasefire is in effect, the president has agreed to withdraw the economic sanctions that were imposed. Joins usimin demokan from istanbul. How does this play out over the next 24 hours . Simikin turkey is expecting the kurdish fighters to withdraw from the areas. President erdogan said he expects to create a safe zone once those kurdish militants have left the area, and the safe zone will be 444 kalama theres long. 444 kilometers we also expect turk