Typically this is the time you would see investors plow back into their equity safe havens like tech names. The sectors outperforming our the two that have been hit the hardest so far this year, financials and energy. Financial still off 24 . Energy down 30 year to date. Well asbank index doing regulators rollback some of the rules put in place after the great financial crisis. Banks will no longer have to set aside money when trading derivatives with their affiliates. That frees up capital, and that is always a good thing for banks. Regulators are modifying the volcker rule to allow banks to increase investments in funds. Do not watch not forget to watch for the fed releasing stress test results. Watch apple and disney, apples closing other seven stores in houston after closing 11 last week because of increased virus counts across different states. Disney delaying the opening of disneyland in anaheim indefinitely. It is not the cake and get approval from state officials in time for th
This year at 9. 3 . Then recovering next year to five or 6. 5 in 2021. Now pce inflation under 1 . Longterm federal funds rate again, they see it at 2 1 2 , getting back to that. But again no raise in rates for the next two years. Now in the statement, theyre very interesting language. They put in financial conditions have improved in part reflecting policy measures to support the economy and the flow of credit to u. S. Households and businesses. They have had weaker demand it says on, as well as oil prices have kept inflation historically low. Federal reserve is committed they say to use the full range of tools to support the economy. This was a unanimous decision but again, charles, holding the federal funds rate where it is at least through 2022 is their projections. Back to you. Charles edward, thank you very much, my friend. Hopefully well come back to you for some Additional Information but right now i would like to bring in to discuss, kaltbaum Capital Management president , gar
How has his week been . Francine it is been a tough week. Lets putain said, the scandal and angle over one of his top advisers driving to his family home in the middle of a lockdown, he is hoping with the gradual reopening of the economy people will be behind him more than they have in. They have been. There is a big figure in terms of euro area inflation close to zero which will put pressure on the ecb to act next week. Tom no question that disinflationary tendency of may with every indication will migrate into june. The jobs report front and center a week from today. Now, our first word news. Ritika in minneapolis, the third night of violent protests over the death of george floyd, a black man who died in police custody. Protesters torched a Police Station and businesses were burned. Moved to other cities. On twitter, President Trump blasted the mayor of minneapolis , called the rioters bugs, gs, and threatened to call in the national guard. The president signed an executive order to
Stimulus package. Billions in aid for municipalities. They are expected to boost bond buying by half a trillion euros today. Endorsed china security law proposal. This as hong kongs most prominent activist tells bloomberg he wont leave despite a root to u. K. Citizenship. It has just gone 6 00 a. M. In london. It is daybreak europe. Annmarie hordern, good morning. Billion. G of 146 she did it. Angela merkel sets the tone for the benchmark for fiscal stimulus on a really global scale as we go into ecb day. Is it innovative . Is it different . This is about fiscal stimulus versus the angst of politics of america. Good morning. Annmarie that fiscal stimulus deal topped expectations by 30 . What does it mean for the Auto Industry . You mentioned the United States. What a 24 hours it has been since the last time we spoke, especially in the u. S. An absolute condemnation coming from the former defense secretary jim mattis, really condemning president donald trump. We will look into that with
My name is Audrey Stewart and im excited to welcome you to the event with Rebecca Henderson talking about her book reimagining capitalism in a world on fire. She is joined tonight by paul solman. This is part of our Virtual Event series, we are glad to bring luminary offers a to the community during these unprecedented times. Every week we will be hosting events on the broadcast stage in our Event Schedule will appear at harvard. Com and you can find out for our email newsletter. We have a ton of great events coming up, dont miss out. If you enjoy tonights event and once more, next monday, may 11th, robert reich will discuss his new book. We conclude with time for your questions. If he would like to ask the author something, go to be asked the question but not the bottom of the screamer you can submit your question. At the bottom of the screen during the presentation you will see a link to purchase your copy of reimagining capitalism in a world on fire. All sales support Harvard Bookst