It is also near levels that is signaling it is in overbought territory. Overall we started with the nikkei to 25 moving upside. It has now fallen below the hang seng. Talked about shanghai comp with regards to Inflation Numbers portending good news. Pork prices responsible for a lot of gains. Something to worry about. Excessive be down to inventory and overcapacity at the same time. Does not bode well. Not painting a rosy picture for the chinese economy. Lets have a look at what else is going on. The bond future. 10year trading outlook, 1. 94 . The 10 year yield unchanged, 1. 3 . 28,sterling slightly up, 1 partially down to moodys putting its negative outlook stamp on what they perceive there. Offshore you want just a fraction below seven. Lets see what else is going on here in hong kong. David as you are pointing out, stocks are under pressure. What has happened this morning, a couple things. Police confirming they shot two protesters during rushhour traffic this morning. Demonstrator
But early suggest results to gamble may not pay off. We are live in madrid. Haidi to gamble may not pay off. We are live in madrid. Haidi lets hear how the trading week has started with markets coming online. Sydney starting trading. Investors after a bad week of trading, looking for a new catalyst. So for the next step up with trade negotiations, not much has developed but it is a big event risk week when it comes to the asian data, not least of which , industrialles production. Domestic activity out of china with the deeper numbers out of china recently. Theey on the back foot as day begins, new zealand trading up 1. 25 . We are seeing when it comes to trading in the u. S. Session this week, mildly positive after the s p closed out friday at a fresh record high. You see japanese markets extending gains into a sixth straight week. Lets get you to first word news. Su we start with more fallout in the u. K. From the brexit drama. Has kept the sovereign Credit Rating to a negative outloo
Shes the librarian of congress been there since 2015. Before that she was the executive director at Dance Heritage Coalition where now she provides outreach to artists and national preservation. This is vitally important. Im a dancer in another part of my life and im excited about this. She advises organizations on how to find funding or assistance for records and coauthored with an attorney a book on copyright and fair use to navigate issues. She is also really interested in how the art next to other parts of history and culture and that is very much what we will see today. Im looking forward to it so i will say no more and offer libby smigel. [applause] thanks. I really am thrilled to see all of you here on this extremely muggy day and giving up your time to come to this presentation. I want to thank the staff for inviting me to come and talk about things that i really care about dearly. And also, i am looking forward to you offering comments and questions at the end. Because one thi
She is a librarian of congress and a dance curator. She has been there since 2015. Before that, she was the executive director at Dance Heritage Coalition where now she provides outreach to artists and national preservation. This is vitally important. Im a dancer in another part of my life and im excited this work is happening. She advises organizations and artists on how to find funding or assistance for records and coauthored with an attorney a booklet on copyright and fair use to navigate issues. But she is also really interested in how the arts connect to other parts of history and culture. And i think that is very much what we will see today. Im looking forward to it so i will say no more an offer libby smigel. [applause] thanks. I really am thrilled to see all of you here on this extremely muggy day and giving up your time to come to this presentation. I want to thank the staff for inviting me to come and talk about things that i really care about dearly. Also, i am looking forwa
Good morning class and welcome back to history 3290, modern American Military history. Today, we are going to continue our conversation about the second world war. And, specifically we will look at an aspect of the war through what we call the lens of industrial mobilization. And, industrial mobilization is often understood as the key to allied victories in this ward. It is often said that the allies win because they out produce the axis powers. Im sure many of us have heard this before and perhaps encountered it or read it. But, one of the problems with that line of reasoning is that if it is simply an amount of stuff that produces victory. But at the beginning of this war the axis powers possessed more. So that cannot absolutely establish ultimately the trajectory of allied victory. Because, the allies for a long time are deficient in that quantity of stuff. The other aspect of the material argument, if you will that the allies out reduced and overstated and under simplified. In a al