Posted thirdquarter earnings that missed estimates. We also have details ahead. Hack away. The u. S. Government says russia, china, and iran will seek to meddle in u. S. Elections going forward. How vulnerable are we . We get opinions from ethical hackers in our electioneering series. First to the top story, all about uber. Shares hitting a record low. Actions restrictions lifted. Years largest u. S. Ipo are now down nearly 40 since its may debuted. For more, walter joins us with in new york. With me and san francisco, Lizette Chapman who covers the company for Bloomberg Technology. Breakdown. What did we learn today . Reporter exactly what we expected. There was 1. 7 billion shares outstanding. A large swath of them have traded hands. Most widely traded stock today. Just sick ofle are waiting around for it to get better. We saw the stocks fall. There are some questions around when this could continue, considering a number of early investors are not underwater and could see potential u
Hack away. The u. S. Government says russia, china, and iran will seek to meddle in u. S. Elections going forward. How vulnerable are we . We get opinions from ethical hackers in our electioneering series. First to the top story, all about uber. Shares hitting a record low. Early restrictions lifted. Shares in this years largest u. S. Ipo are now down nearly 40 since its may debut. For more, walter joins us with in new york. With me in San Francisco, Lizette Chapman who covers the company for Bloomberg Technology. Give me the breakdown. What did we learn today . Reporter exactly what we expected. There was 1. 7 billion shares outstanding. A large swath of them have traded hands. Most widely traded stock today. A lot of people are just sick of waiting around for it to get better. We saw the stocks fall. There are some questions around when this could continue, considering a number of early investors are not underwater and could see potential upside. Taylor walter, the volatility today,
For the imf meetings but lets get a check on the markets as investors digested the data out of china earnings will be coming through in europe. We struggle a little bit and stoxx 600. Cable is coming off a fivemonth high. A lot of concern going into this weekend and what parliament will vote on in terms of the brexit deal. We are talking about potential rate hikes. Coming up, we hear from the Vice President of the european atmission that 1130 time 11 30 a. M. London time. And still to come, we speak to bank of England Governor Mark carney at 5 30 p. M. London time. Definitely not want to miss. All of those conversations from the Imf World Bank annual meeting. Lets get first word news in new york. We begin with the ceasefire in syria. The u. S. And turkey agreeing to a break in hostilities to allow kurdish fighters to withdraw. Once the ceasefire takes affect them a donald will remove this weeks sanctions, but u. S. Senators from both sides say the deal does not go far enough. Reluctant
The message of inflation is going up in part because of wage pressures and the big drive is driven by shock. So i would kind of do that after the regional whats interesting under further study is that the wage for the u. S. Seems to be working very well. Thats the point and even over time it hasnt flattened very much thats t what mathew made in a nice discussion. Maybe more to see. It might be the call date has changed and they are left out for the cpi or city basket. But in terms in waste space, it sends to be working well and it is left here. Yes, you have raised many important points with your question. I think one way of thinking about it. I think the points you alluded to, those are price changes that are very salient, important for daily life and easy to measure. Its that, if you think about an iphone, lets say you have a price of 999 for the last 15 years, even though an iphone today is a very different animal than an iphone like 50 years ago. So official statistics takes this i
Improve the quality of both monetary and fiscal policies and in particular the public understanding of them. Under the under the very able leadership of david wessel, weve worked to promote analytical rigor but also to make complex questions relevant. Today one of the most vexing questions for people who participant in markets, but thats a different part of the world, is that inflation has refused to rise, much less persist, at the 2 targets. Key question is, why . While history will be the judge once the data has been interrogated, we dont have time for that, because todays policymakers and investors need to act and to do so require at least a rudimentary answer to this puzzle. Today we have gathered some of the leading experts in the world. Inflation didnt fall as much during the Great Recession as the models anticipated and hasnt risen as much lately. Is it dead or just dormant or has the death been much exaggerated. In my experience, wiped capitulation is the first sign of the bott