Around the world from hong kong to brussels, berlin, new york, and washington. Our bloombergs voices are on the ground with the top stories. We begin in asia. The death toll from the exceedsrus exudes 2000 in china. Walk me through of what were hearing from the government in terms of supporting the economy. The 75,000to get to new cases of shared of this virus new cases out there this virus. This may have been a lot worse a lot worse. There is a 70yearold man in hong kong who succumbed to his illness at the hospital. He had underlying issues. But lets talk about the cruise ships. We have one in cambodia and we whichhe diamond princess have the most localized cases outside of japan. People are being led off that boat and being evacuated. If you test negative, it can reappear. It can remain dormant. What are we doing here . What is happening . Theyre suggesting a 14 day quarantine when you leave the boat. We were talking about how the Chinese Market was of thirdbiggest Aviation Market in
Good wednesday morning welcome to Kirstie Alley im with Morgan Brennan and jon fortt here at the exchange we will start with the markets after the worst twoday slide for stocks with the dow following 2,000 points just to start the week bob pisanis on the floor watching whats going on, on an important day. Very different than yesterday. Early signs is the turnaround is good boeing, gm, microsoft, even jpmorgan doing well. No big selloff midmorning. China rebounding banks doing better still not a big market leader. Semis rebounding industrials Better Energy fading a little bit this has never been a big outperformer at all. Wheres the bottom its very simple, its very unusual to have two days like we saw monday and tuesday 90 downside volume. That doesnt happen back to back very often usually signs of a bottom, whether theyre selling exhaustion or demand is improving. Simple supply and demand right now demand seems robust. In terms of what were doing, i think its alarming to see a 50point
Expected to remain in place until after novembers election. Steve mnuchin says there are no side agreements ahead of the phase one China Signing today. Equities fall on concern that trade tensions arent over yet. That is a report suggests the u. S. Is drafting rules to block. Ore sales to huawei ubs embarks on a sweeping round of job cuts as Morgan Stanley promotes the fewest number of people to its top ranks since 2002. Goldman sachs reports later today. Just under an hour away from the start of cash trading. Lets take a look at what features are showing us. They are red arrows across the board. Not big in terms of side size. A few drops in dax and ftse futures. Futures, there. Are red arrows. Early on in the game, 7. 5 hours to go until the nys be brings its opening bell. We see s p, nasdaq, and down jones features down. What do you see . Anna something negative on the asian equity session. Asian equity markets headed to their first job in five sessions. Drop in five sessions. We see
Developing space projects. Please welcome christian, the executive director, procurement council, u. S. Chamber of commerce. Good morning. And welcome to the u. S. Chamber of commerce and to launch the space economy, our Second Annual space summit. Events such as this are a team effort and we deeply appreciate the support of our sponsors, boeing, northrup, rocket lab, oneweb, hawkeye 360 and ascent. We have been busy over the past year from policy discussions ranging from management of commercial aviation and the orbit assurance, to opportunity aboard the iss and future gateway. And we even convened the need for greater use of space enabled surveillance of the water ways. The procurement and council has an ever expanding set of policy pursuits. Fortunately, we have an enthusiastic space industry ceo here at the chamber. Tom donohue wrote an article, he wrote, harnessing the economic expansion of space is no easy feat. It took years for the maritime system and nearly a hundred years for
Please welcome christian, the executive director, procurement council, u. S. Chamber of commerce. Good morning. And welcome to the u. S. Chamber of commerce and to launch the space economy, our Second Annual space summit. Events such as this are a team effort and we deeply appreciate the support of our sponsors, boeing, northrup, rocket lab, oneweb, hawkeye 360 and ascent. We have been busy over the past year from policy discussions ranging from management of commercial aviation and the orbit assurance, to opportunity aboard the iss and future gateway. And we even convened the need for greater use of space enabled surveillance of the water ways. The procurement and council has an ever expanding set of policy pursuits. Fortunately, we have an enthusiastic space industry ceo here at the chamber. Tom donohue wrote an article, he wrote, harnessing the economic potential of space is no easy feat. It took years for the maritime system and nearly a hundred years for aviation, but both are vit