Philippines down quite substantially today, around 1. 4 . Not really feeling your sort of risk on mood we had several days ago as well. Not to mention in case you missed it, the tie chin pmi numbers a little soft. I mentioned dollaryen. Dollar, the loonie was actually under a lot of pressure. Dollar, dollar, dollar, canadian dollar. Pressure on friday given the move we have seen here. The aussie dollar dipping below your . 70 level. As promised, very quickly, have a look at brent which is now back above 70. You have gold pushing 1600 an ounce. The entire crude your futures curve, you can look at it almost by the hair from the floor on friday. The longer end, and the reason i am pointing, the longer end of your japanese bond market seeing a substantial lift and the move back into haven place. These. Track all of yvonne our top story, the fallout from the killing of a top Iranian Military commander is widening. Lawmakers have voted in iraq to expel american troops and iran says it will n
Miss the mark. Joining us for the hour, stephanie link from nuvine what do you think is driving the action right now, if the calendar is so devoid of data points so much for a slow day today, right . You had boeing you had over the weekend, china, small stimulus, which i dont think got a lot of press, it should have. And the data was okay. Durable goods can be explained away from boeing for the most part new home sales, up 17 year over year i think thats good. Chicago fed at a twoyear high i think theres enough momentum between now and the end of the year to kind of continue to see green days maybe we tail off a little bit at the end of the year, but i think well continue to see green days into the end of the year were on a nice streak so far. Lets dive into the biggest story of the year, that is boeing our phil lebeau has the latest on that. Hi again, phil hey, carl Dennis Muilenburg was fired after the board met over the weekend. The decision was made sunday night. And this was not h
Washington, our bloomberg voices are on the ground with todays top stories. Newndia, protests against a citizenship law sparked unrest across the country, raising concerns that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken his agenda too far. Joining me from new delhis bloombergs Southeast Asia government editor. These protests have been going on for about a week now. What do they want . What is the goal here . Reporter they want this new law overturned. This law bans undocumented migrants from neighboring citizenship,king while allowing migrants of other religions. Ifi has pushed this wrapped policies in the past, like his decision to demonetize 80 of the countrys currency, and yet he was reelected with a massive mandate in may. But the depth of this anger really hints that he is pushing his hardline hindu agenda too hard this time. Alix now we had to london, where the threat of a new deal poundsas wiped out the postelection gains. Joining us is jess shankleman. What happened the last few ho
Pace in over 20 years. Industrial output and retail sales fall short. Jay powells happy place. He says Monetary Policy is where it should be as he sees monetary growth continuing. I think Monetary Policy is in a good place. If developments emerge that cause a material reassessment of the outlook, then we will act appropriately. Anna less than half an hour to go until the start of the equity trading day in europe, this is what the futures look like right now. They look weaker across the equity markets. And for the u. S. Equity markets, we have the ftse 100, the cac also weaker. Expectations for a weaker start being paired back a little bit by some reassurance from the german data. Lets not overdo that because the global story around growth is not a positive one. Lets have a look at u. S. Futures. They also have been pointing to the downside. Lets see if they still do. They do, but not by an enormous amount. German data offering reassurance, but the state of the German Economy is still w
Of china and Germany Europe is in the red tenyear yield near 1. 95 that moved 30 basis points since last weeks fed meeting. Our road map begins with disney and the streaming wars deals with amazon and apple and 52 surge in studio, shares up 5 ahead of the bell. Plus, billionaire battles Elizabeth Warren staying on the attack, saying theyre crying about her wealth tax this as billionaire Mike Bloomberg considers a run for president. As we said, closing out a big week for stocks, new records and reach as investors weigh more china tariff rollback talk first up, though, jim, a very special show coming up tonight. Yeah, look, were at the place, i think, epicenter of what i regard as being the new wing of our defense. That i say that because it was in 1959 they created this academy. It is a very special place and im glad i have that accompany music. We want to talk about not just what is going on here, but what goes on after service, why were bringing in Kevin Johnson from starbucks. Hes on