Yield actually lower. Still seeing a bid in the long end, but nothing dramatic appeared to what you wouldve thought when headlines broke saturday. Lets get the update here. Time now for global exchange, where we bring you the market moving news from around the world. Joining us from riyadh is yousef , and Michael Mckee here in new york. We begin in saudi arabia, where aramco tells customers certain deliveries will be delayed, especially in october. Yusuf, give us the latest yousef, give us the latest. Yousef we are waiting for a Firm Response from the saudi government. The Foreign Ministry made it clear that they are going to treat this aggressively. They will defend the land, and we expect a press conference from the Energy Ministry as well to outline the day in a bit more detail the exact damage to the infrastructure. Bloomberg even understands a tour of some of that damage could be in the offing, but at the moment, saudi aramco scrambling a little bit to get those oil barrels to the
Issue for universities is that the funding that we have for Higher Education must have the confidence and trust of young people. Its important that young people are not deterred from Higher Education. Going to University Still pays. Graduates earn more in their lifetime. Whats changed this year is the politics, a Big Youth Vote for Scrapping Fees in the election. The debate on who pays reopens. The second edition of the papers coming up soon, but first look at the weather. Good evening. We have seen more showers developing across western parts of the uk and we might have longer spells of rain across Northern Ireland into wales and later in the night a strong wind pushing wet weather into Northern England and scotland. Showers in the south and clear skies as well with lows of ii or 12 degrees. More showers tomorrow than we had today and stronger wind. It is a wet start for scotland and the rain might linger all day. 0therwise for scotland and the rain might linger all day. Otherwise it
Issue for universities is that the funding that we have for Higher Education must have the confidence and trust of young people. Its important that young people are not deterred from Higher Education. Going to University Still pays. Graduates earn more in their lifetime. Whats changed this year is the politics, a Big Youth Vote for Scrapping Fees in the election. The debate on who pays reopens. The second edition of the papers coming up soon, but first look at the weather. Good evening. We have seen more showers developing across western parts of the uk and we might have longer spells of rain across Northern Ireland into wales and later in the night a strong wind pushing wet weather into Northern England and scotland. Showers in the south and clear skies as well with lows of ii or 12 degrees. More showers tomorrow than we had today and stronger wind. It is a wet start for scotland and the rain might linger all day. 0therwise for scotland and the rain might linger all day. Otherwise it
Player in the space race. And as always all the market action. It was another record setting day on wall street. Stay with us, well tell you why . Also in the programme, finding a Diamond In The Rough well meet the woman whose company is turning waste into energy. Lloyds of london is banning drinking during work hours. Today we want to know, is the liquid lunch a thing of the past . Is it ever acceptable to drink during the working day . Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to the programme. The eus top economist, pierre moscovici, is visiting greece today to talk about the countrys debt problem. Hes trying to break the deadlock over the release of a further bailout. Athens and its International Creditors have been wrangling for months over the issue, and failure to Reach Agreement has spooked the markets. Yesterday it was revealed that the Greek Economy unexpectedly shrank in the last three months of 2016. So what options does the country have . Greece is now under increased press
Denied the ability to renew their individual coverage. Why was that change made . And did the president know it . Mr. Chairman, there was no change. The regulation involving grandfathered plans which applied to both the Employer Market and the individual market indicated that if a plan was in effect in march of 2010, stayed in effect without unduly burdening the consumer with reduciing benefits and adding huge costs that would comply with Affordable Care act. Thats what the grandfather clause says. The individual market which affects about 12 million americans, 5 of the market, people move in and out and often have coverage for less than a year, a third of them have coverage for about six months, and if a plan was in place and did not impose additional burden, they have it, its not grandfathered in. Why not let the consumer decide whether to renew it. And why would in 2010 limit the ability for them to sign up weve outlined a grandfather policy so people could keep their own plan. We t