Encompasses more than 2 billion people and has been more than 10 years in the making. Afterent trump backtracks appearing to admit defeat in the election come he still insists the election was rigged. Lets take a quick look at the record move in u. S. Markets. Economically Sensitive Industries gained momentum even as coronavirus surges across the nation that could lead to more restrictions. The s p 500 rallied to an alltime high. The Dow Jones Industrial rise rose to close at prepandemic level. Home winner, zoom Video Communications tumbled. We will speak to a bullish investor on stocks coming up and he thinks we are going to find out in the third order the u. S. Pandemic caused recession is ending and we are setting the stage for a market. The record close on wall giving some we are seeingthat coronavirus surging. Higher trading when it comes to kiwi stocks. In sydney, rebounding from friday. We are also looking ahead to thirdquarter gdp numbers out of number ofell as a japanese numbe
Little point in continuing to talk. Global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. Im karina mitchell. This is bloomberg. Rishaad carrie lam with a lengthy policy address on wednesday. She laid out her vision for greater integration with the mainland. Benefiting from its proximity to the mainland and longstanding support, hong kongs Economic Development will be given new impetus. The key is to somehow open up the border with china, because we are part of china, and the homecoming hong kong economy was not just set for domestic consumption. It was really set for 1. 4 billion people across the border. In any case, most of the key Investment Decisions will be driven by how china is operating and the Big Companies in hong kong are all chinese oriented. So i dont really think a policy address will be of that much difference to investors as it might be elsewhere. Stephen engle has been covering
Comments since saturdays Election Results poured in were live with a preview. And call it the holiday insurance policy that whole foods says home cooks just cant be without this thanksgiving it is wednesday, november 1 1t, you are watching Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc welcome from wherever in the world that you may be watching test veterans day. Bond market is closed. And the late jimi hendrix was a paratrooper. Happy veterans day and here is how your money is setting up the day futures are higher and across the board. And yes, that includes the nasdaq now, yesterday certainly more muted than mondays vaccine fueled rally, but still a good day for most nontechnology stocks the dow up now six of the past seven sessions and if you are counting at home, i know you are, we need to get above 29,551 on the dow. Just about 131 points from here. Big tech still starting to look like a big problem lately. The nasdaq done ovwn over 1 at. Zoom done. And individual wvideo game makee could you sig
And tom keene on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio across this nation, one day to the election, and to all of you worldwide, good morning. An incredibly busy newsweek. After the election, weve got the fed, weve got jobless claims, and a jobs report on friday. We are really focused on the election. How do you from london see it. Jonathan elevated volatility going into it, and a breakdown in correlations. For markets, i think it is really tricky right now. Typically you would expect some inverse correlation between stocks and bonds. At are not getting at the moment. Difficult is really to assess what the politics actually mean, and to put together a portfolio around it. Tom we are going to talk to an esteemed guest about that. I got to ask you about the lockdown. We heard earlier this morning the exceptionally difficult weekend Prime Minister johnson had. It is government threatened . Jonathan his government is failing on this front, and plan has failed as well. His party, that is wh
10ly plans on spending billion euros a month. Biden uses his first call with Boris Johnson to reaffirm his support for the good friday agreements. A lot to talk about this morning. Under one hour until the start of the European Equity trading session, futures look flat. Ftse futures, dax futures, a bit of a mix. Yesterday europe was up strongly 1. 5 or more on the major markets by the close. We come into today with a continuation of themes of the previous day, selling out on tech, getting back to value. Lets get to u. S. Futures, looking more buoyant and having to do with what we did not see in the u. S. Session yesterday. Things are not as strong across the board. Nasdaq down by 0. 3 . U. S. Futures looking have we seen that rotation playing out in terms of the tech versus value story . It is in play in asia. It is inch deceit a japanese equity market doing well. See the interesting to japanese equity market doing well. Part of this has to do with what is going on in tech, a crackdown