In spain, new infections slowed slightly but officials are worried about a second wave of covid19, now that the country has emerged from a strict lockdown. In portland, oregon, another night of violent protests. Targeted a u. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building, spray painting the building, breaking windows, and shining laser lights on agents. Authorities declared it a ride and used tear gas to break up the crowd. Violence is ripped the city for three months since george floyd died in Police Custody in minneapolis. Global news 24 hours a day, onair, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie it is 1 00 p. M. In new york, 6 00 p. M. In london, and 1 00 a. M. In hong kong. Im vonnie quinn. Welcome to bloomberg markets. Here are the top stories we are following from around the world. A stumbling block for the u. S. Labor market as applications for Unemployment Benefits inc
Good morning, everyone, and welcome to bloomberg surveillance. Inm Francine Lacqua here london. Happy thursday. Lets check in on the markets. A lot of focus about the turkish keene is alsom all over. He is really on what could happen in the near term. Apart from the turkish lira, there is quite of lot going on, and stocks are dropping in much of the world after the fed signaled continued concern on the pandemic, and that is weighing on the worlds biggest economy as well as treasuries advancing. The other thing i am watching out for is daughter holding, gold edging higher, and then we not need to talk about wheel, declining from a high after the fed and opec both sounding cautious we need to talk about oil. And lets get to the bloomberg first word news. We start with china, which says it is planning to hold talks after last weeks talks were canceled by donald trump. This is six months after the pack. The russian opposition leader, navalny has fallen ill, allegedly due to poisoning, unco
Three basis points. 250 on the 10 year yield. Lets turn to all of our top stories. Germany is recording more than 1000 new cases where a day and spain reporting its highest number of infections since april. Theing meet with more is Bloomberg Intelligence director of research. Put these numbers into perspective for us. Obviously they are going in the wrong direction and germany was the the one that poster child of at least severe numberost thanaths per population other european states. The cases rising are not nice to see. I am not complete surprised in terms of what is going on. We have opened the door and we have allowed people to start moving around. We have allowed people to roam around the street and go to beaches, etc. You can tell people as much as you like that we are social distancing and you cannot enforce it apart from closing areas where you where these clubs,spread, bars and etc. Leader haspanish gotten a lot of flak about being on vacation and not taking the same role he t
We were talking about it with some of the smaller and midcap names. We saw some of the cruise line stocks, the casinos. The restaurants were on fire. Cracker barrel up 9 , 10 . Dont you like that . Caroline i have not been to a cracker barrel. Romaine exit through the gift store. Taylor this really all comes back to the data that we got this morning. June Industrial Production and july early numbers out of manufacturing all betterthanexpected. Are hearing from dances of the of Richard Bernstein advisors. Thank you for being with us. You take a look at the positive economic numbers. The big outperformance in the russell 2000 today. You said you were a little overweight on u. S. Versus the rest of the world. How do you think about that Going Forward . Smallcap producers getting a big win . Dan i think modest overweight on the u. S. Still makes sense, but i think moving that angry mental dollar outside the u. S. Makes more sense. Clear thatis very the data is Getting Better in the u. S. ,
Revenue loss there that were seeing in that first fiscal year. Then this is where it gets intricate. A portion of those revenues that we are adjusting directly within our proposal, and that includes the dsfg baseline revenues. In addition, the Mayors Office did assume as part of its projections losses in primary care, Behavioral Health, and Population Health as well. So in addition, there are other revenues that were managed such as 1991 realignment that goes to support our budget, but we its not something that we manage centrally. So that sort of 59 million of negative that you see in that balancing sheet, its part of this 132 that you see here. So what im doing is essentially matching some of the losses that we have. We did have some improvement over this assumption. Even though the instructions, i think, were issued in the middle of may, i think may 18th, and we did work with the Mayors Office in early may, a lot has happened in those six months since we submitted our initial projec