Jackson hole goes virtual. Jerome powell gives an update on the central Bank Framework review. We hear from bank of england governor Andrew Bailey and ecb philip lane. No more lockdowns here. Italy joined france and spain and rolling out another nationwide shutdown. Despite rising cases in all three countries. Global infections past 24 million. The eu trade chief phil hogan quit after growing criticism that he broke my wrist rules by going to a golf dinner. Just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe as hurricane laura makes landfall in cameron, louisiana. See european futures swinging back and forth between gains and losses. Right now, dax futures up about 1 10 of 1 . The futures doing a lot of nothing. A bit of a stall after global stocks really had an alltime high again yesterday. I want to bring you some breaking news on wpp. The second quarter, organic sales at the advertising behemoth down 15. 1 . This sales hit was something that investors were focuse
Fed chair jay powell has to strike a fine balance at jackson hole. Fears of recession swirl, but regional fed president s question the need for more cuts. As i look at where the economy is, it is not yet time. Im not yet ready to provide more accommodation to the economy, without seeing an outlook that suggests the economy is getting weaker. Matt a working weekend at the g7. French president Emmanuel Macron tells Boris Johnson a new brexit deal in 30 days is unlikely to happen, and italy has a few more days to cobble together an unlikely coalition. Plus, the perfect storm. Germanys Buddhist Bank bundesbank say it is not time for stimulus even as sentiments hours on the manufacturing sector. Welcome to bloomberg markets, the European Market open. Were looking at futures pointing to gains. The u. S. 10year yield continues to climb. 1. 64 , 1. 65 the next stop, and in terms of European Equity index futures, we see green across the board, on s p futures as well. Upe a look, dax futures. 75
Wall street Global Economy editor Jon Hilsenrath. Great to see you guys. We have a lot coming up. James carafano. Mohamed on the economy and markets, former pennsylvania governor on 2020 race and policy director Peter Navarro joins us talking trade, markets and the fed, dont miss a moment of it, big 3 hours, markets have a firmer tone, mix trading dayiest, we are waiting on crucial speech this morning from Federal Reserve jay powell, the central bank chief addressing commentary policy and future rate cuts, we have Jon Hilsenrath to tell us what youre expecting, jon. Jon itll be hard for powell to go on a limb, theres a lot of Division Within the fed itself. We talk about the pressure that powell is under from President Trump. President trump wants him to cut rates, theres some he is attendance as we reported earlier this week about half of the Regional Bank president s, one eager to move rates down at the last meeting, powell has to set the table carefully. You had exclusive and fantas
Has something President Trump does not. That is a central bank he can factor into. When you look at it from a broader standpoint, as the debate continues on to whether or not therell be an economic recession, the president heading into the 2020 reelection cycle by attacking fed chair jay powell, who he nominated. David thanks. We will talk to about that problem with china. In the meantime, lets turn to ben on tax cuts. We had President Trump say he is thinking about tax cuts, including capital gains. Could he do that . Ben it would be very controversial and probably face a legal challenge. The controversy comes from the fact that 86 of the benefits would go to the top 1 . That might not even stimulate the economy. There are conservative economists that think this would have a minimal effect on shortterm economic growth. David the headlines crossing, President Trump saying he has no immediate plans to do that but what about other plans such as cutting the payroll tax. That could make a
Saying the u. S. Is winning the trade war with china, but the u. S. Deficit is set to balloon. Toeing Warns Companies to the line if they want access to the mainland economy. Get you started with a quick check of how markets closed the window session. Stocks were higher. They pared back some earlier gains. The s p 500 ended. 8 higher with every sector on the s p 500 and the green. Retailers were also hired. Today, we saw the bloomberg retail index at a threeweek high as we saw some positive s and target, lowe not to mention we saw that rally after we saw home depots stronger second half. That theyes signaling were ready to ease but not really hinting that this july rate cut was the start of an easing cycle, so twoyear treasury yields rallied. Treasury yields unchanged at the moment, so lets see where we are starting out the asian session. Sophie we are setting up for potentially positive gains with more earnings on tap for the region as well. We have a new zealands report card to consi