Let the sun shine in the sun shine in let the sun shine let the sun shine in the sun shine in good wednesday morning welcome to squawk alley. Im Carl Quintanilla with john brennan and post morgan. At this hour the cairline ceos are meeting with the president this hour. We will give you updates as we get them and the rally, pretty impressive here stocks back in the green after the surprise fed cut rate tuesday. Steve milanovich joins us, tech strategist at World Research and the director of global mack affordability. I have been watching your tactical calls over the last week or so theyve been pretty sharp. You said you expected a rally this week. The question is now, what do we do with it yes, the markets remain in sort of a price discovery mode its unknown whether the low that was last friday, interday low at 29. 50 or so or whether its lower these are unknowable things because its a fastmoving development. But i do think friday we got to an oversold point and rally too, 3,100 was fai
Despite fears that continue to permit. The bait in the bond market continues. Down five basis points from the 10 year. Out, 47. Ly wiping you will have a lot of paper from banks that lend to producers. We will bring you the latest market moving news from all over the world, from hong kong to washington to new york, our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this morning stop stories. We begin with asia. The death toll is climbing, cases worldwide are above 82,000. Saudi arabia halting religious visits, well japan asks for all schools to shut from march 2. Stephen engle joins us from asia. Stephen it is significant because it is the first time we have had more new confirmed cases outside of china that inside of china. It could be because china has a great, on this or, more sinister, that the virus is spreading faster than the who and others are expecting elsewhere in places like south korea, japan, in the middle east. As you mentioned, saudi arabia does not have confirmed cases, but th
Francine welcome to bloomberg surveillance. Green on the screen for european equities, but we are headed for the first weekly loss in six. U. S. Futures are struggling for direction, along with the 10 year yield after we saw stocks as the marketsy assessed the risk around the political situation in the u. S. Table taking ahead, dropping below 1. 23. Previously, one of the more hawkish members saying that rate cuts might be needed even with a brexit deal. Coming up, we speak to commerzbank ceo Stefan Engels after they have revamped their strategy. But now, lets get first word news in new york. The bank of england may have to cut rates you but if the u. K. Avoids a no deal brexit. The comments are a sharp departure. He previously was considered the most hawkish member of the Monetary Policy committee his argument is brexit uncertainty will continue to depress growth. Thats even if the exit is delayed or canceled her the u. S. Federal reserve is looking at a possible shift to its inflatio
Brexit might look like. President trumps political future among the topics front at center at bloombergs forum in new york. When you added together, i think what it leads to is not a recession, but a slow down growth globally, which is what we are experiencing. Carol more on that ahead. First up, here is editor joel weber on this weeks cover story. This is one of the hallmarks of businessweek, these strategy stories that we sometimes do. It is a look at how mcdonalds has been thriving for the past five years or so. Share price keeps going up under the ceo. In the past six months, he has really doubled down on tech. Carol that is something that i did not realize. He has made a bunch of acquisitions in ai, Voice Recognition technologies. Earlier this month was his latest. What we are seeing is mcdonalds transitioning from being a Fast Food Company to looking more and more like a tech company. There are cameras at drivethrough that can scan your license plate and maybe even remember what
Carol plus, a defiant Boris Johnson dragged back to parliament to explain why he broke the law. We take a look at what a hard brexit might look like. President trumps political future among the topics front at center at bloombergs forum in new york. When you added together, i think what it leads to is not a recession, but a slow down growth globally, which is what we are experiencing. Carol more on that ahead. First up, here is editor joel weber on this weeks cover story. Code. Lds in the age of this is one of the hallmarks of businessweek, these strategy stories that we sometimes do. It is a look at how mcdonalds has been thriving for the past five years or so. Share price keeps going up under the ceo. In the past six months, he has really doubled down on tech. Carol that is something that i did not realize. He has made a bunch of acquisitions in ai, Voice Recognition technologies. Earlier this month was his latest. What we are seeing is mcdonalds transitioning from being a Fast Food