The the first phase will be delivering the brics sic the people thank you for. Also coming up the story of linda w. A german teenager who went to iraq to join Islamic State. I dont know how i came up with such a dumb idea ive completely ruined my life. We start with the breakthrough britain has been waiting for the European Union says there has been enough progress on brags that negotiations to move to the next phase of talks on just how britain will leave the bloc it is a big boost for british Prime Minister theresa may shes been under a lot of pressure at home and in brussels more on that in a moment first a look at fridays breakthrough. This is what relief looks like on the faces of European Council president and Commission President ial include the European Union gives britain the go ahead for phase two of the brics in negotiations but it also warns that it will be dramatically difficult. For sure the. Second phase should be. Challenging first face without the british premier prese
Start but then even harder work begins for sure the. Second phase will be having more demanding more challenging to the first phase will be delivering the bread sic the people voted for. Also coming up the story of linda w. A german teenager who went to iraq to join Islamic State has its reasons i dont need it i dont know how i came up with such a dumb idea ive completely ruined my life. We start with the breakthrough britain has been waiting for the European Union says there has been enough progress on braggs that negotiations to move to the next phase of talks on just how britain will leave the bloc it is a big boost for british Prime Minister theresa may shes been under a lot of pressure at home and in brussels more on that in a moment first a look at fridays breakthrough. This is what relief looks like on the faces of European Council president and Commission President ial include the European Union gives britain the go ahead for phase two of the brics in negotiations but it also w
Funding deal, or have they kicked the immigration issue down the road . Value tops 100 billion. Shares surge in afterhours trading. We are less than half an hour till the start of cash trade. Lets take a look at where futures are indicating we could open this morning. Gains acrossg at the board and ftse futures are up. 4 . Ax futures indicated to open percent higher. The percent mispriced a little lower, but it looks like a positive day in europe this morning. Treasuries, ive got a threeday chart on my terminal. We have been hovering around the 2. 36 level. It looks like treasuries have been in a tight range the last three days of trading, but not low. 2. 63 is still a fairly high range. You can see the arrow there, the yield dropping a little today. Interesting action coming out of australia. Lets talk about that and the pound, which is on the move. The aussie market up. 7 , the s p pushing up 395 days without a five percent retracement. That is the longest run on record. Tells you a
Or the economy or trade. The features all pointing higher. Trendier investors watching her comments out of davos. Mixed bag in europe. Cheryl stocks in asia hit by the weak dollar. The nikkei down over 1 . The shanghai composite down a quarter . Fbn am starts right now. Lauren 501 am in new york. Good morning, everybody. Im lauren simonetti. Cheryl good morning. Im cheryl casone. Davos on everyones mind today as the president makes what is an interesting appearance at the World Economic forum. Turn through the first u. S. President to visit since 2000. Cheryl 18 years since these arrived in davos. Raking is here once again. This has happened moments ago. President arrived in zurich and he is on his way right now aboard marine one, and root to davos. The president expected to urge political and Business Leaders to invest in the united states. How are they at least going to receive this message when the pacific rim trade deal and of course the push for higher tariffs on foreign goods. He
Bicameral, bipartisan support for u. S. Foreign policy. Im grateful for this broad audience of folks across the spectrum of washington as will. Im thrilled to have the opportunity today to talk with my dear old friend, secretary madeleine albright. Im going to briefly introduce you, you are probably better known to this audience than any audience in the world. But i think it bears repeating on taking the prerogative of a nor to say that before your distinguished service as an ambassador to the you United Nations and the 64th secretary of state you worked in the United States senate as a staffer to senator ed muskie of maine, whose desk i have. There is no other connection. She is today as you know, a professor at the school of Foreign Service at georgetown, a head of the truman scholarship board and the National Democratic institute and contributes to our National Life and our dialogue and remarkable ways and is a tireless advocate for america. Around the world, thank you, madam secret