She is fine. Guy johnson with us from london. The imagery of the korean speaking and all the pageantry the imagery of the queen speaking, explain to us in the mood in london. Queen, in some ways, was beating towards the idea that this is a Second World War moment. Of class andind character that needs to be that that is the kind of class and character that needs to be exhibited. Has been some criticism of the Prime Minister for trying to be a little too shale in his stoicism. He is being hit quite hard. He is over the road on the other side of the break or at st. Thomas hospital. She is being treated there. Officials at number 10 downing street say he is still running the government. Secretary as the person who has been tasked to effectively step in for Boris Johnson. There is a great deal of talk. We dont have a Vice President here, it needs to be made a little clearer how things are going to work and how Boris Johnson is going to spend time away because he needs it. Stay with us. On t
Positive territory here by the closing bell. Volume is lighter than usual. A lot of asian markets closed, western markets. Many are waiting for the start of earnings season. Fargo first. Lls perhaps investors will be forgiven of money misses but it is the commentary at any kind of planning we are looking forward to hearing from these different ceos. Romaine you brought up the idea of the banks kicking off earnings season. A pretty strong route in financials today. Index down about 4 . The regional index down more than 6 on the day. When you overlay that with some of the concerns here that whatever sort of economic beound we may get may not Strong Enough in the way that some investors may have wanted. Scarlet earlier about earnings. Sherry in terms of earnings, i do think there are traditional tools in the traditional toolbox that analysts will be looking towards in addition to corporate identity. The traditional things are going to be balance sheets. Thisve heard a lot about over the l
A slight rebound in oil. A pretty significant rebound in copper. The treasurycross curve. Had two backtoback be a equities sitive it will be interesting to see what the sentiment is when we come into work in the morning on wednesday. Still with us, scott rendon. Cohosts joey weisenthal and scarlet fu. Appetitealk about risk , when you look across the globe and you may be look at emerging markets, do you see anything attractive given how far we have seen the dollar move higher and the issues in funding markets . Think there will be some problems. We are also underweight developed International Markets and u. S. Small caps. Right now, we are very focused on u. S. Large caps, u. S. Midcaps. While our targets show positive returns for all of those asset classes, far and away the two best opportunities, at least in capspinion, our u. S. Large and midcaps. We do not want to get overly aggressive in these International Markets. Right now, we are underweight those markets. Well, i did not hear
Monday. Alls p 500, nasdaq, and dow solidly higher. Sectors tell you investors really do want in on stock s a bit of a reli a bit of a relief. That comes in what is a bear market. You were mentioning there is hope around health care treatments for the coronavirus tragedy but there is still uncertainty about the economy. We are seeing the pushpull but the bulls are winning. We look at a three chart of oil. We are going to see a sharp decline. Crude is flirting with 20 a barrel as the follow from the coronavirus is really going to eat into Global Demand. That could be a longerterm concern for stock because oil is less liquid. Tell on whatier the Global Economic picture could be. Another reason to think the rally for stocks could be a rebound. We will be watching but hoping the indexes will continue. Higher, microsoft up by 5 . They have seen a spike in cloud views on working from home. We also have apple popping higher and look at j j. Sharply higher since 2008. They have announced a lea
Thank you all for being here today. m going to go out of order, thank you, mr. Chairman, for holding this important hearing. I first want to get on the record and thank our subject matter experts. Experts. If theres anything we legislative leaders ought to be doing an more broadly our government leaders, its listening to Public Health experts. Thank you so much and the experts in some of these discrete areas that will be impacted by the coronavirus. I regret that in minutes i have another meeting that pertains to this important topic. I just want to publicly express my intention to submit for the record some important questions i have for you related to the increasingly integrated supply chains that we now have between various enterprises and i guess this is this situation will create certain vulnerabilities uring times of what is now a pandemic. I have some questions related to supply Chain Mapping that im hoping someone will be prepared to answer and lastly, our reliance on foreignma