Includes a long serving cabinet secretary. Critics say that abe failed to deliver on promises. And one of chinas is conglomerates says it is optimistic about recovery. We hear exclusively from them later this hour. Arey lets look how we shaping up in the asian sect session. A muted outlook when it comes to asia. Sophie that is to be expected this morning. Malaysia and the philippines offline, those markets closed. S p addingfutures, 1 10 of 1 . A muted start for asian stocks. Havee earnings sprint, we withnames reporting along Cooper Energy and australia. Lets focus on new zealand. Efforts being made for trading to resume as normal on monday. We saw them close to record high on friday. Operators saying it is working with Security Partners to implement additional measures. Arrangements are in place to allow trading if the website goes down. Japanese politics front and center with several names in the running to replace shinzo abe. Japanese stock volatility picked upfriday, the yen firmi
Infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci says the u. S. Could risk 100,000 coronavirus cases per day if this behavior doesnt change. In england and wales, the deaths fall to their lowest in 12 weeks. Slow start stocks dip in asia after indexes in the u. S. Post their best quarter in more than two decades. Manufacturing pmis today in europe, a sign of confidence in the recovery to come or not. Airbus begins the biggest risk structuring and its history. With theut 15,000 jobs majority impacting the main bases of germany and france. Just our under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe and u. K. Lets take a look at futures right now. We finished down on most of the european indexes yesterday. The dax closed higher yesterday. We are still looking at futures lower for the euro stoxx 50, the futures, and the dax across any european contract. Quarter toout one 4 10 of 1 . Take a look at futures in the u. S. After 1. 5 gain on the s p 500 yesterday. Futures are now pointin
Surging. Awayee emfx which has come , it is coming off as well with the exception of the taiwanese dollar which is stating stable. ,he one, the renminbi won the renminbi they are off. You see the aussie 10year yield lower to 87 basis points. The chinese 10year yield is a turning point. We have seen a selloff in chinese bonds, this could be the Inflection Point to head lower. And we mentioned the oil price, it seems like the recovery could tolongstanding according the fed. We are seeing oil heading to its first weekly drop in two months. In thea trepidation markets come the s p dropping as much as 6 . Lets get perspective. Mark renfield cranfield joins us. We know lots of money is sloshing around. That could provide support for the markets. Mark i think we will have to get used to the higher volatility. But is one of the things we have been experiencing in the selloff in march. On a daytoday basis we get more big swings either up or down. 5 or 6 , movement has become more common. There
A look at countries that dont have corndog brains look at denmark denmark has had almost twice as much testing per capita as the United States and fewer than half as many deaths per capita that would mean around 40 or 50000. 00 extra americans have died in the past few months because we have not dealt with this as well as denmark that 169 elevenths that could have been stopped if we hadnt behaved like idiots but death is not the only problem caused by this pandemic theres also the economic collapse which is bad for everyone unless youre a day trader betting that everything will be awful for those people right now is like mardi gras with fewer naked but an equal amount of pissing in the streets so us lost a staggering 20500000. 00 jobs in april bringing the jobless rate to its highest level since the Great Depression 14. 7 percent and even Steve Menuhin our treasury secretary who has carnal relations with a roll of silver dollars every night under a framed portrait of Ronald Reagan havi
Economic collapse which is bad for everyone unless youre a day trader betting that everything will be awful for those people right now is like mardi gras with fewer naked but an equal amount of pissing in the streets so us lost a staggering 20500000 jobs in april bringing the jobless rate to its highest level since the Great Depression 14. 7 percent. And even Steve Menuhin our treasury secretary who has carnal relations with a roll of silver dollars every night under a framed portrait of Ronald Reagan having carnal relations with the same roll of silver dollars even that guy says unemployment could get to 25 percent wine out of every 4 adults i did the math myself but. Yet in denmark salut different danes have kept their jobs denmarks Unemployment Rate is hovering in the range of 4 to 5 percent you see denmark dealt with the whole employment thing different than we had fun fact thats their police force during the pandemic denmark paid their companies to keep employees on the payroll re