Facing. Really reminiscent of that merce outbreak in 2015. We saw that 10 billion extra stimulus package back then. Because of this, we are seeing the markets under pressure, but one exchange that im watching is small caps in china. Actually at the highest level since october 2016. We have seen those pboc Monetary Policy measures. Not to mention more news that china could be taking over a hardhit industry. Lets get a broader check of the markets with Sarah Ponczek. Pretty much Everything Else is now trading in the green as the trading session does progress. We have seen markets turn lower under further pressure. 0. 2 but still on track for its best week since june. The hang seng now down 1 . Many times this week we have seen the benchmark approach 50 day moving average, but we have seen it fail as we have seen today. The nikkei roughly flat, but modestly lower. After trading as high as a half percent early on. Then we see the south korean kospi and underperform her across the region on
That bill in terms of the prodemocracy protesters. The Indian Markets looking like this, future suggesting a flat start for the session. Take a look at what happened,. 5 to the upside, since x likewise. The 10 year yields, one eye on what is going on with gdp. Growth comethat that would be the slowest rate weve seen. 71 rupees, the rupee has been the worst performer amongst andn emerging currencies part of that could be done to the weve had robust inflows of the greenback into the economy. Lets wait for that open but before that lets get to the first word news in new york. Were going to start at the u. K. Were starting strengthened as a poll suggested the conservative party may win a comfortable majority in the months u. K. Election. Hassurvey of 50,000 voters the tories winning 359 seats and the others 211. A top aide to Prime Minister Boris Johnson is warning there is a real chance of no overall victory and things are much tighter than they seem. The latest fed survey of the u. S. Ec
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At 12 months dominated by covid 19, how it accelerated underlying trends and created new ones in the media year. Hello. What a year its been. I hope you and your family are doing 0k. Welcome to our look back at the media year in 2020. And if theres one word i dont think weve heard enough of this year, its unprecedented. When it comes to the media, the pandemic has had a cataclysmic effect. Local and national media, especially those funded by advertising, have had one long nightmare. Newspapers have faced yet more misery and decline. Publishing groups, broadcasters, and advertisers have made big cuts. Yet demand for quality news and entertainment has soared. Back in the spring, broadcasters in particularfaced a huge new set of challenges how to deliver and produce news safely. Britains coronavirus crisis. Coronavirus. In a crisis. Coronavirus. Its horrible. The pandemic. Especially one in the information age. Hand sanitiser. Trusted news becomes a precious commodity. Social distancing.
And how it accelerated underlying trends and created new ones, in the media year. Hello. What a year its been. I hope you and your family are doing 0k. Welcome to our look back at the media year in 2020. And if theres one word i dont think weve heard enough of this year, its unprecedented. When it comes to the media, the pandemic has had a cataclysmic effect. Local and national media, especially those funded by advertising, have had one long nightmare. Newspapers have faced yet more misery and decline. Publishing groups, broadcasters, and advertisers have made big cuts. Yet demand for quality news and entertainment has soared. Back in the spring, broadcasters in particularfaced a huge new set of challenges how to deliver and produce news safely. Britains coronavirus crisis. Coronavirus. In a crisis. Coronavirus. Its horrible. The pandemic. Especially one in the information age. Hand sanitiser. Trusted news becomes a precious commodity. Social distancing. For which there is high demand.