Live from bloomberg studios here in london, i am anna edwards. Lets remind you what an amazing 24 hours it has been. We still have the Chinese Market falling as we said in our headlines. Lets put that into broader context. U. S. Futures, looking ahead to where we are heading in this. Tory perhaps things looking a little bit more positive as we move towards the morning. This is what the futures tell us at this very early stage. It says what we expect to see in the u. S. Market a little bit later on. Theyre in mind that we saw some stubs some substantial selling, the dow jones closing down by 3. 6 . The s p 500 down by 3. 9 . What a roller coaster ride it has been over the last 24 hours. We saw corrections on the s p. That particular index down by 3. 9 on monday. Andes of 7 over two days at one point in the trading day, down more than 10 from their highs in may. Lets put the trading day in the u. S. In some context for you. What yesterdays session meant. Insaw the measure of stress the m
Reporter, why he would become a killer, a criminal. Why things happen that way. I would think that it needs to be the way al jazeera would do issueld go deep into the and look into all the possibilities and the reasons and bring experts to talk about it. That is the way we do it. Host director general of the al jazeera network. Thank you for talking about the network. That will do it for our show today. We will see you right back here tomorrow morning at 7 00 a. M. Eastern. The carnegie to endowment for International Peace for a discussion of the Economic Impact of lifting the sanctions on iran. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] good morning to all of you. I will give you a few seconds to take your seats and we will get started. Lets get started. I want to welcome all of you to the carnegie endowment. Im a senior associate here. I wanted to welcome our guest speakers today. He is the
Know. But there were bayous through out the area when they got here and the meterie and the bayou merged. They were dammed up. As a child, growing up in the city, i remember the fight for dry land. There were open ditches in the cities, at that time, they were gradually filled in and covered up. I can remember, i used to do a lot of walking on the levees at that time. Were talking back in the 50s and 6 os and they gradually got higher and higher and higher so you couldnt even see the water anymore from the streets and of course, walking on the tops of those levees, youre actually above the roofs of most of the houses. My question is this, since i basically was a northshore resident, is it not a fact that if you put lock systems over the london avenue canal and the 72 street canal, the water that, for instance, that is brought in on the hurricane surge has to go somewhere. The people in the communities of slidell, laplace, they are wondering where that water goes, they know, in their he
As an opportunity to capture by the state and its associated special interests. And possibly get up to no good abroad. Iran is a large and sophisticated economy. About the same size in terms of population and income as turkey. An economy about 40 larger and 40 richer perperson roughly than egypt. It is much more than an oil economy or an oil state. Presanctions, it produced 1. 6 million cars. That is almost three times as many as italy produces today. Admittedly, italy is not a good example of efficiency. [laughter] i was working in italy when they were producing 2 million cars. 1975. Opening up iran has an effect on world trade and investment at a time when world trade is stuttering. The report says iran could attract the number could be much higher than that. Turkey attracted 13 billion in 2013 and turkey does not have huge oil reserves in need of technology and money to restart and expand. As for the effect on oil markets, the report stresses the biggest gain for the world economy.
In the u. S. After all three major averages reached records yesterday. The focus is more on individual Companies Reported earnings, and we are heating up in that department. A lot of Companies Reporting today and over the next couple of weeks. We are closer to a milestone. It is not the universe not the anniversary of black monday, although that is approaching as well, but we are going to match the longest streak ever without a 3 decline in the s p 500. If you look at the bloomberg, the last time we had that kind of streak from january 1995 to january of 1996, that was 247 trading days. As long as we dont see a few percent pullback this week 3 pullback this week, we will match that or exceed it. The blue line is this week back into the mid1990s. Health care shares of the bestperforming stock today, and that is led by united health, the nations Largest Health insurer, came out with its earnings. The medical loss ratio is lower than it had anticipated. Its medical spending by its custome