Action, a really important interview coming up. Seth carpenter will join jon ferro and me on Bloomberg Radio on the negative Interest Rates in the u. S. It is about this pandemic. What do you see in london . What is new with Prime Minister johnson and how he treats this viral crisis . Francine first of all, it is friday. A lot of people will be happy it is friday. Focus on the markets and the numbers and try not to be overtaken. Two fed president s coming onto bloomberg tv later with Michael Mckee, and also Catherine Mccain Catherine Mann. London is similar to new york. I was taken aback by the jobless claims yesterday. That number may have been much bigger. You are looking at negative Interest Rates, but if you look at the human tragedy unfolding in italy, they talk about a humanitarian crisis. In london and new york, the numbers keep going up. We will see what impact this has. Tom across bloomberg, a great focus on the louisiana. Ofwill bring you mr. Bostic atlanta and mr. Kaplan of
In terms of policy, you know, the fundamental issues were political and economic and they failed to deliver on their promises, on what people were expecting, you know, and this is this is what precipitated the rising i think significance of these religious groups, later on fundamentalist groups and later on extremist groups throughout the region, and the key problem here their rise was not just in terms of their own popularity, you know, within their borders, muslim brotherhood, 11, 12, 30 of the vote but more importantly i think they were able to dictate the parameters of the discussion in terms of the policy issues that were ongoing. You know, rise influence secular groups, nonpolitical groups so much so that they felt the need to bring religion to their own discussion, to their own sort of policies, proposed so to speak. One good example is what is happening in turkey today. Erdogan and akp have come to power in 2002 and hes been i mean, hes a politician and so successful in terms o
Coming across the country were now looking you are born with. Because the numbers are growing up that quickly. Turkey indicts 20 suspects said to be involved in the murder of saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in istanbul and a siege at a sikh center in the Afghan Capital as government storm a 70. Welcome to the program the largest lockdown in the world this wednesday is in india where 1300000000 people have been told to stay at home and the Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the order which is expected to be involved for the next 21 days ports Roads Railway services and ports are being closed in an effort to stop coronavirus spreading through the dense population its feared 1000000 people could be infected by mid may elizabeth problem is our correspondent in new delhi and joins us now a major lockdown across india and the reaction really of being housebound is dawning on millions of people. Yes so people are getting used to it after a few days of it now but the 1st official complete lock
And no refunds. Hotels and airlines might be refunding trips, but many airbnb customers may be out of luck. We have the details. We begin with the volatile state of the markets and the Global Economy as the coronavirus outbreak widens. Italy went into a nationwide lockdown, u. S. Virus cases spiked, and the dow the market plunged. The Dow Jones Industrial complex entered a bear market wednesday, the s p tumbling into bear market territory thursday after President Trump took to the airwaves, announcing a ban on travel from europe. Pres. Trump to keep new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the United States for the next 30 days. The new rules will go into effect friday at midnight. Emily in tech, the forecast on how much Companies Like apple, amazon, google, and facebook would lose in a downturn, and uber and lyft shares fell on the reality that customers are sheltering in place. I asked Wedbush Securities dan ives for his take on the volatili
Libya syria and yemen are bracing for a possible coronavirus outbreak officials there have shut down schools and impose travel restrictions but how can this virus be contained in conflict zones and can developing nations cope with the pandemic this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im. From complete lockdowns of cities to building new hospitals rich countries appear to be better suited in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic but covered 19 is straining Health Systems and some governments are struggling and this raises fears that nations whose hospitals are closed or ill equipped may not be able to cope conflict zones are for particular concern libyas un recognized government in tripoli has declared a state of emergency its ordered the closure of its land air and sea crossings as well as schools for 3 weeks yemens government has suspended all flights to and from airports under its control for 2 weeks and syria has delayed its parliament to elections and canceled mo