Two actionpacked conversations. Were going to talk to the leaders of the industries that will be influencing the session. Around 4 00 will be joined by the secretary of commerce. Let me set the stage for a couple minutes then well get into our conversation. Those of you who follow our work w we try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and are best efforts to come up with rigorous facts on which people can have a good fight. We try to reform and develop practical and Creative Solutions we think and generate the kind of broadbased support to pass laws and resilient laws that have the actual investment of the American Public in their success. Finally we advocate. Action. A cb4 we dont think the world will fall to its knees just based on the genius of our insight. But we get up in the air and mix it up. In there and mix it up. It is not a gentle sport. It requires a real commitment and investment. We are proud to play that role where we can. For the last sev
The announcement at the Bipartisan Policy Center. On how nafta affects the business. This is about an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. A pleasure to welcome you here to the Bipartisan Policy Center for what i think will be a pretty exciting and important conversation about opportunities to strengthen, modernize and reform the north American Free trade agreement. As i think you are aware, we have two actionpacked conversations. Talkingfirst start out it to of the leaders of the key industry that will be influencing this discussion. We will be joined right around 4 00 by the secretary of commerce. Let me just set the stage for you for a couple of minutes, then we will get into our conversations. Those of you who follow our work know we try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and are best efforts to come up with rigorous facts on which people can have a good fight. We like to try to move forward and develop practical and Creative Solutions we think and gene
The announcement at the Bipartisan Policy Center. On how nafta affects the business. This is about an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. A pleasure to welcome you here to the Bipartisan Policy Center for what i think will be a pretty exciting and important conversation about opportunities to strengthen, modernize and reform the north American Free trade agreement. As i think you are aware, we have two actionpacked conversations. Talkingfirst start out it to of the leaders of the key industry that will be influencing this discussion. We will be joined right around 4 00 by the secretary of commerce. Let me just set the stage for you for a couple of minutes, then we will get into our conversations. Those of you who follow our work know we try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and are best efforts to come up with rigorous facts on which people can have a good fight. We like to try to move forward and develop practical and Creative Solutions we think and gene
Nafta, and president trumps plans for u. S. Involvement in the organization, hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center here in washington, d. C. This is about an hour. Well, good afternoon, everyone. Im jason gremet. Its a pleasure to welcome you here to the Bipartisan Policy Center for a pretty important conversation about opportunities to strengthen, modernize, reform the north American Free trade agreement. As i think youre aware, we have two actionpacked conversations. Well first start out talking to two of the leaders of the Key Industries that are going to be influenced, that will be influencing this discussion, jack gerard and chip mullen, and then well be joined around 4 00 by the secretary of the department of commerce. Let me set the stage for you before the conversation. As those of you who follow our work know a point of our realm here at the Bipartisan Policy Center is to try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and our best efforts to come up
Some are coming in. 44 basis points, a big move this week. Sterling is a little bit weaker after the weaker confidence numbers. The vix is up 50 yesterday. Its the weakest quarterly average since 2006. Gold futures pretty much go nowhere. Is important Economic Data coming up at 830 a. M. Eastern. May, data is of being watched. Time, they are calling for little change to the preliminary estimate. At 1 00, investors will be watching the weekly recap. This is the longest uptrend in two months. Alix look at that. Ofy good Economic Data out europe today. A prudent call for approach to normalization. Thats a good sign. They want to see proof it it can be sustained. , we haverom london Michael Mckee from bloomberg. Do you see the reflation in the day that . Mike you do a little bit. Its hard to take anything out of one month. The Energy Prices are out of the european numbers. Inflation rose from the prior month. You can see it in the energy numbers. And only 4. 6 in may 1. 9 in june. You have