The Trump Administration, the stock markets in turmoil, the generals are out, the government is about to shut down and be in a bit of a crisis mode. This is a presidency in crisis right now. Were going to stay on top of all of the Breaking News. Thanks so much for watching. Erin Burnett Outfront starts erin Burnett Outfront starts right now. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com good evening, im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, the Breaking News, Defense Secretary jim mattis quits. In a stunning letter to the president of the United States, the four Star General Calling Out President Trump for not backing American Allies, for supporting authoritarian regimes. I want to read the entire letter, because this is a Turning Point for this administration, for President Trump, and for this country. Here is the letter from Defense Secretary mattis to the president of the United States, which he handed him today, in which he quit. Dear mr. President , i have been privileged to serve as our
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MANILA - The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) ended in the positive territory while the peso slightly shed against the US dollar on Monday's trading. The local stock market gained 75.55 points, or 1.07 percent, to 7,130.74. All shares also increased by 26.64 points, or 0.58 percent, to 1,585.13. All counters finished this trading with increments except for the Mining and Oil index whose shares declined by 123.06 points, or 1.31 percent, to 9,238.97. Leading the gains is Industrial, which shares went up by 76.18 points to 10,383.23. This is followed by Services, up by 38.24 points to 1,976.76; Property, up by 36.12 points to 3,252.83; Financials, up by 26.64 points to 1,585.13; and Holding Firms, up by 18.26 points to 6,814.65. "Philippine shares were bought ahead of the inflation release, and as the country remained free of any Omicron cases for now. Tomorrow, the November CPI (consumer price index) will be released, and many are expecting this to fall below 4 percent, w
MANILA - The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) continued to suffer amid fears among investors from possible impacts of the Omicron variant as it plunged from the 7,000-level at the start of the month. The PSEi shed 253.82 points, or 3.53 percent, to end Wednesday trading at 6,947.06. All shares plummeted by 103.75 points, or 2.70 percent, to 3,734.38. "Philippine shares suffered one of the biggest losses of the year as Omicron fears continue to rule market sentiment," Regina Capital Development Corp. managing director Luis Limlingan said. Limlingan added PSEi followed the trading of regional equities as these also plunged during this day's trading, with declines mainly driven by shares of airlines, cruise lines, and lodging companies which are "considered to be some of the most exposed to virus-related disruptions". Even with the vaccine, the Omicron variant still adds fear among investors following Moderna's statement that Covid-19 vaccines are unlikel