[applause] thanks, chris. Can you hear me . By the way, the staff for this commission is so good. [applause] they produce 120 questions for me [laughing] to interrogate this panel with. So this is actually a ten hour session, not a one hour session. I am thrilled to be here with this panel, some old friends and new friends are with me on stage. Stage. To my immediate left his Andrea Thompson known to many of you. She was the former under secretary of state for arms control. She was the National Security adviser to the Vice President , and most importantly, 25 years of service, time in combat zones and certainly served her country nobly. So andrea, welcome. I have the great pleasure of having islanders with us, the former danish prime minister, chairman of the Danish Liberal Party and formerly the country generally of nato. Most recently though he is the ceo of rasmussen global as well is the sound of the alliance for democracies, or of democracies can which we will get you a little bit
Of the trade war and turkey agrees to a temporary ceasefire in syria. Pencera jumped as mike said tariffs will be lifted if the truce remains in place. Liveeen im Kathleen Hays in washington, d. C. , at the Imf World Bank annual meeting. In this hour, i will be speaking with the secretary of finance from the philippines and the Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor about the impact of the trade war and more and what policymakers can do about it. Shery first, let us get you started with a check of the markets. We are seeing u. S. Futures unchanged after stocks climbed to an almost a record high in thursdays session. The s p 500 at one point topping 3000. We had health care and real estate leading gains. We had mostly positive Quarterly Earnings results. At the same time, we had more Risk Appetite as we saw that u. K. And the European Union struck a deal. The dow, though, underperforming after ibm disappointed with results. We are now looking forward to more data coming out of asia. Sophie we h
Lender could cut more jobs. Adding to those already announced in august. Manus good morning to you, monday morning. Sentiment being driven by the chinese. They think they have President Trump on the run. The oil market. We dropped by 5. 5 last week and we are adding to that momentum. And the positioning is aggressive when it comes to the oil market. Wtabullish positions on brent. Storming for the exit door. By 32 . Positions down we will bring you the oil charge. Let us take a look at dollaryen. This is a look at the bond market controlling. This is dollaryen. The bandwidth negotiations between china and the u. S. There is a hesitancy to break low work, the dollaryen. This position is under positioned. Because you see an aggressive repricing last week. Is ready to think about adjusting her position. She dissented twice. She is ready to reconsider the position based on the data. We will talk about that with our guest host in the next 45 minutes. Between chinans and the u. S. Are prepari
No more work for wework boss adam neumann, he is quitting a ceo saying it is in everyones best interest. Kathleen lets get a quick reminder of how u. S. Stocks ended the day. It was all about politics. Geopolitics. The dow jones losing a half percent. S p 500, nearly a full percent. Drop pointl, the 10 in Consumer Confidence in the u. S. Our people worried about the trade war . Yes. Donald trump increasing the downward pressure on stocks when he gave his speech at the u. N. General assembly and started talking about wanting free trade, reciprocal trade with china. Criticizing him for heavy state subsidies and more. Social media platforms that hit the tech stocks, stocks across the board. Bonds down sharply. Tuesdays market volatility came to a head when news of nancy pelosi would launch a formal impeachment inquiry as she made that official moments ago. Speaker pelosi the actions of the Trump Presidency revealed of the president s betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our nationa
Limits. President trump says that leadership in beijing should meet the demonstrators. Shery lets get you started with a quick check of the markets. U. S. Futures under a little bit of pressure after the Trump Administration announced 28 euros and companies in china that will be added to the u. S. Blacklist. We have seen the s p 500 lose about a half a percent in the regular session as energy and Consumer Staples led declines. Oil giving up the biggest gains in more than two weeks on conflicting signals about trade and energy demand, but also geopolitical stability. The focus this week will be on the trade walks talks in d. C. Not to mention fed chair Jerome Powell speaking on tuesday. We are getting the fomc minutes on wednesday. What are we watching for in asia . Paul well, at the moment, we have the market open, new zealand that has been trading for a little over one hour. It is currently weaker by 1 10 of 1 . In australia, everyone back to work after the public holiday. Futures poi