Based on the risk off the further markets. It is time now for global exchange. We will bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. Where to begin in asia, the coronavirus continues to spread in china, with the number of confirmed cases climbing above 75,000. Engle. Me is Stephen Stephen for the second time in about a week, china has rejigged its methodology for how to classify confirmed cases of the coronavirus in china, that has led to this now becoming a bit of a global crisis. We are seeing more speculation that the data we are getting is we necessarily reliable, or are seeing a significant dropoff in the number of confirmed cases. In hubei province, just 349 new cases reported overnight. Is that because of the new methodology, or do they have the containment efforts under control . That is raising a lot of confusion and questions. Also, it adds to suspicion that officials in china may be prema
Operation yet. Not much to be disrupted. Romaine lets talk to our reporters. Abigail . I want to check in with this cross asset chart. We have bonds are the winner in pricedtreasury futures slightly above the s p 500 by 50 thes points, but netnet, s p and bonds are higher. Everything else is lower. China is down just slightly in blue. In orange, we have emerging markets, overall taking a bigger hit wn bottom, copper in pink and crude oil in yellow, those commodities that lag risk assets. Tat could be a bearish ell on volatility ahead. The chipmakers are getting hit the hardest, off 1. 5 , relative to the s p 500, but if you look at this chart, i want to put the underperformance of the stock into perspective. Im looking at stocks relative to the s p 500. Over the long term, they are still outperforming at a ratio , so you are still near the 18 year high despite todays underperformance. On a relative basis with the chipmakers holding in there. It was a strong day for real estate stocks a
S p breaching 3300 trump says the United States is in a great position for phase 2 trade talks with china retail sales rise in december, capping off a strong year for the u. S. Consumer. Joining us is anastacia am rosa great to see you today, so the second point is so thats whats lifting the market. As you we were talking about before the show, theres quite a few notes and and that is as likely to improve the business sentiment. The fact were still willing to engage with china despite, you know, the different agenda we may have on the tech space, i think thats actually quite positive thank you for being here anastacia. Will mike santoli has market dashboard. David faber is covering up unveiling of Nbc Universals streaming service, Peacock Morgan stanley soars, a very strong q4, let to about a 2 pop in the shares, but the new guidance they issued on the Earnings Call and the targets around that really drove shares higher q4 revenue what 10. 9 billion eps was 1. 30 per share it was a bro
The performance of wells fargo, which is proving to be a drag. The 10 year yield in the u. S. Is down to 1. 82 . Wells fargo down more than 4 , one of the worst performers in the s p 500. Plenty of other stocks we will talk about. Tesla is close to that 1 billion valuation mark. Delta boosted on its earnings and also the 737 max grounding, which it doesnt have. We just saw boeing delivery numbers, and for the first time in its 45 year history, it has seen its worst performance against airbus, fewer than half what airbus managed to deliver last year. Guy it will be interesting to see what the 2020 numbers look like this time next year. In europe, volumes are ok today. European equity markets going nowhere in a hurry, up by just 0. 2 . In terms of where we are with the german tenyear, we are now only down by one basis point, so we are a little bit better bid on the bond market today than we were yesterday. But are we going to continue to track back toward zero . 1. 1122. Ar trading to th
Moving news from all around the world. Delhi, newg to new jersey and washington come our bloomberg voices are on the ground todays top stories. In asia, you had the pboc lowering the rate it charges on shorterterm loans to lenders. Index added 150 billion yuan into the banking system. Joining us is tom mackenzie. Is this the start of an easing cycle, or a shortterm term liquidity crunch into the new year . Tom it seems like more of a shortterm liquidity crunch. We are looking ahead to january, what it looks like you will get a withdrawal of cash out of the Financial System here of about 450 billion. They take that liquidity out ahead of the chinese new year, which comes in towards the end of january. It does seem like it is more of a seasonal effect. More broadly in the economy, credit has been tightening. We saw today from the pboc was some gradual measures to try and address this queasy liquidity, and a couple of basis points and a sevenday reverse repo as well. About 28ly, you got b