The kings speech slammed on accessible unacceptable disloyalty. For annal in a prepares independence declaration. Profit the operating eating estimates. The stock opening in under 30 minutes time. We will see hear from the cfo of tesco. Equity markets go we get the first trade . We will see a reasonably flat open. The dax playing a little bit of catch up this morning. It was close yesterday. Lets talk about what we see around the world from the gmm. This is the picture. The bloomberg dollar index down by. 3 of 1 . That feels like the market is pricing in a more dovish fed. We will wait and watch and see what happens and talk to mark cudmore. Australias dollar moving an inverse correlation. Pay attention to what is happening down under. Bloomberg is speaking with the russian president Vladimir Putin. That is taking place in moscow for you and the Russian Energy weak 2017. Do not miss the discussion that he is having with john fry. Lets get a bloomberg first word news update. Heres julie
Is the verdict of the child sony chief executive as he speaks out for the first time about the cyber attack prompted by the interview. Welcome to countdown. Lets start with the global selloff that is characterized at the start of the trading year. Asian stocks fell the most in seven weeks aided by the decline of crude and the fragility of the eurozone. In the u. S. , the price of wti crude fell below 50 a barrel for the First Time Since 2009. Energy companies have been the biggest losers in the selloff which is wiped out more than 1 trillion of equity verio value. The head of the election is in three weeks. It is fair today we had an oil induced route yesterday that is spilling over into today. Benchmark u. S. Oil gumbel of 50 a barrel for the First Time Since 2009 and a closed above 50 a barrel but a decline of 5 year to date in this year alone. It fell 46 last year. That is just two days. Already down by that much. After reaching that high last year of 100. It was not confined to the
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MILAN Former Italian Premier Matteo Renzi is testing his already low popularity by provoking a political crisis that could bring down Italy’s coalition government at a critical juncture in the coronavirus pandemic.
Renzi orchestrated the resignations of two ministers from his tiny but key Italia Viva party. The outcome of his power play will become clearer this week, when Premier Giuseppe Conte addresses both houses of Parliament. If Conte makes a successful bid for support, he could remain in power, possibly heading would be his third coalition government since Italy’s 2018 election.
RENZI’S POWER PLAY