Worldwide exchange begins right now. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you are watching i am Brian Sullivan. Thanks for watching. The dow has had a great run. Up 10 of the past 11 sessions. Up nearly 3 september historically the worst month of the year. Not this year. The bond market has come up. We are seeing benchmark yield deals 1. 78 . In japan, we saw another rise in the nikkei, hang seng down around 1 . We are seeing green across the screen in european markets the Federal Reserve, cutting Interest Rates again by 25 basis points that means a quarterpoint rate cut. The fed increasingly divided on what to do with rates. Some members want to stop cutting rates, another wants deeper cuts. President trump writing, jay powell and the Federal Reserve fail again no guts, no sense, no vision a terrible communicator. Jay powell says, quote, i dont. I dont im not going to change my practice here today of not responding to comments or addressing comments ma
Housing, in urban affairs will come to order. The days after the run on Silicon Valley bank, when it was close by the california banking regulators and taken over by the fdic many in washington, new york, in california asked, how did this bank and Signature Bank, soon after, failed so spectacularly . Was it the regulators falling down on the job . Was it new technology . The first social media fueled bank ran . How on earth could this happen . In ohio, the, no one is surprised by the hubris of coastal Bank Executives. The old adage has become cliche because it is so often true. The simplest explanation is best. It is first and foremost the bankers fault that the banks crashed. We know that federal and state banking officials repeatedly told managers and directors of your banks where there were problems, big problems the kind of problems you cant ignore. The tiny you have to start fixing right away. Bank executives did not listen. That is a well documented fact Silicon Valley banking si
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Their prey become more agile so they can escape at the last minute. And does this womans face look familiar . It turns out the basel mummy is a distant relative of borisjohnson. Good morning. Its january the 25th. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Official figures show that recorded crime in england and wales rose by 14 in 2017. In the 12 months to last september, knife crime rose by 21 , sex offences by 23 and robbery by 29 . Knife crime rose by 21 . However, the separate crime survey based on interviews with 35,000 households suggests that crime continued to fall. Lets speak to david jamieson, the police and crime commissioner for the West Midlands. Thank you forjoining us. The figures in the West Midlands, 431,000 total recorded crimes, and thatis 431,000 total recorded crimes, and that is an increase in line with whats happening across the country. What do you put it down to . Crime has risen in the West Midlands in accord with the rest of the country. We have lost over 2000 of our uni
Post nine. Also joining us this morning on set, s p 500 Global Portfolio manager erin gibbs and Business Insider editor in chief henry blodget. Carl is on his way to pong clanclan pyeongchang. He made it. He did . Yes we have a lot to get to were having another wild session for stocks following yesterdays action you saw the dow end in the red for the third time in four se s sessions were down 430 on the dow. The s p 500 is down over 1 . Volatility continues erin, whats your take here . Is this just going to be something we finally starting to see again in our markets that we had become perhaps unaccustom to yeah. For us, were really looking at this as a full reevaluation whats the shift how are you going to allocate between bonds and equities valuations, we came in really high at the beginning of the year and all of last year every time the markets got pushed up, we kept saying well where else are you going to put your money . That was sort of the argument. And now were seeing some oth