there? we re also moments from the opening bell on wall street. futures are pointing higher this morning as investor fears over inflation have eased slightly. san francisco federal reserve officials say while the economy is strong, it s not the time to change policy. stocks closed the day lower yesterday. we ll keep an eye on the markets as they open today. this is how you become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you re the best” by joe esposito] try to be best cause you re only a man and a man s gotta learn to take it try to believe though the going gets rough that you gotta hang tough to make it you re the best! around! nothing s gonna ever keep you down [triumphantly yells] you re the best! around! [ding]
can ensure a stable investment conditions he has just laid the foundation stone for a 25000000000 dollar project. and there are countries that have had natural resources for many years but most of their population remains poor. we want to and must make a difference. earlier this year to tropical hurricanes plunge this already impoverished country of nearly 30000000 people into crisis now you see has been hit with a corruption scandal also there is an insurgency of terrorist groups in the north where the natural gas deposits lie the government has responded with a military operation to keep investor fears at bay god should start to flow by 2023 at the latest. the more i m joined by. jim below chip honda it appears that liquefied natural gas could be mozambique biggest hope for an
it s a so-called inversion a contraction of germany s economy added to investor fears. tens of thousands of women have taken to the streets of brazil s capital to denounce president jar your bull sonar on the march of the marker read as is held every 4 years and demands better rural living conditions and protection of women s rights the protesters also condemned some gnarls plan to open indigenous territory to mining. swedish climate activists critter to embark has set sail for new york from the british city of plymouth to attend a series of climate summits and protests in the u.s. the 16 year old refuses to fly to limit her own carbon footprint she is traveling on a solar powered racing yacht. with asia in crisis the united states is finding its. increasingly sidelined my ass unrest continues to
who died in a month while in the custody of border patrol, it s raising questions about whether or not border patrol can handle this influx of migrants. secretary crikirstjen nielsen in her way to the border. she has ordered her agency to do enhanced health screenings, obviously to help prevent any future deaths with children. dan simon in el paso, texas. a beautiful boy, a terrible tragedy. we ll see how the homeland security secretary addresses it when she gets there this weekend. on wall street, investors are suffering a serious case of whiplash. investor fears over the economy, monetary policy and of course the dysfunction in washington
beginning of october when they were hovering around eighty dollars investors had hoped to supply cuts from opec or prop up prices of the cartel of oil producing countries is finding that easier said than done. earlier this month oil cartel opec and its partner countries agreed to cut production to one point two million barrels a day from january. to reduce supply and boost prices the price of a barrel of bread has been dragged down by a combination of factors the global macro economic outlook isn t shining on the oil industry and this week s rate hike from the u.s. federal reserve has exacerbated investor fears of an economic slowdown but oversupply remains the biggest challenge for the industry increasing crude production in the u.s. which is now a top producer worldwide makes it more difficult for opec to control the global market. so while the downward trend that oil prices may be welcome news for drivers it spells trouble for opec an inability to influence price may mean its