Warm welcome to the show. The data is driving the markets. Downturn will stay for a long time. Be prepared for overly loose policy, harm in the long term. No shock and ought to come. Good morning. Are we jumping too aggressively on the optimism after china data. There were factors to consider. We have to bear in mind there are expectations that inflation could rise significantly in the first part of the year. Absolutely. Lets talk about the bond markets because our guest host says it is going to take 500,000 , 500,000 would not shake the fed. Bond prices are falling. Fedare going to see the cutting rates. The riskalk about market. What happened friday . Cuts at opec this week. A sense of a relief rally in the oil market this morning. , therty values jumped largest jump since 2003. Appetite returns to the aussie market. Qe in australia, that is the question we can debate. Green on the screen for the Msci Asia Pacific index. Bullish views for asia in 2020. 0. 4cline on friday of percent,
The start of equity trading. Here in europe, but as ever, our coverage is global. Lets check in with what we need to be watching for. We are live in hong kong and paris to give a rundown of the stories you need to focus in on. We have Global Coverage coming in from the team as we focus in on the weekend events in hong kong. A budget to talk about in saudi arabia. An protest activity in france that matt was just referencing. Lets go first to stephen engle, who joins us with the latest protest activity. Give us a rundown of what has been happening. Question is how long will these protests continue . Ongoingeen six months with violence over the weekend and late yesterday we had the first major march again from the ch rf, the organizers of those large million plus person marches back in june. They have had their applications for marches denied by the police up until this weekend. It has basically been carried off without incident. There was some vandalism at the high court and some graffit
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Good morning from leeds, where we are talking to a local business about what it wants from this next election. And it is not all about brexit. A chaotic finish for Manchester City in the Champions League, as injury and then a red card means defender kyle walker goes in goal in their 1 1 draw with atalanta. Favourite day of the week . Monday. Friends reunited. I find out how muchjennifer aniston and Reese Witherspoon really have in common, as they tell me about playing rivals in the drama set behind the scenes of a morning news show. And lots of heavy rain around this morning for the commute and a met Office Amber Warning set to come in gcioss Office Amber Warning set to come in across parts of Northern England. Flooding is likely for some. All the details here on breakfast. It is thursday 7 november. Our top story the economy will be at the top of the Election Campaign agenda today, with the conservatives and labour at odds over public spending. But seniorfigures in labour say they are