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Fastest pace in three months. I think probably the fed needs to be here, but the october number is the one you want to look forward to. Lets get the totals of what we learned today. It is kind of a good news, bad news day in terms of the economy for some we have had one good, one bad, and michigan is kind of neutral. Retail sales of 1. 9 in the month of september, much better than the forecast and much better than the. 6 gain the month before. Retail sales, ex autos also big. Car sales were strong during the month. And then we look at the control group, the part that goes directly into gdp, and that was percent inly up, 1. 4 august. In august it was down by. 3 . A significant boost for retail sales in the u. S. Economy in september. On the other hand, that news on the manufacturing side, Industrial Production falls. 6, a lot of that because airconditioners were switched off, utilities went down. When youre factoring production surprisingly went down by. 3 . That was the bad news for to
That 18 out. To see fascinating is the two different debates find, but then have it coalesce into a Running Stream on different websites and different media, including bloomberg. It was amazing. It was something completely modern and completely different. Like a european debate, tom, is how i would maybe describe it. You got a lot more policy than in the last debate. And possible shifting in some minds. Get to first word news with ritika gupta. Ritika President Trump and joe biden were on tv last night at the same time but on different channels. They held competing televised town halls. Instead of debating as the schedule had originally called for. At nbc, the president said he knew the coronavirus was a huge danger. Pres. Trump i knew it was a big threat. At the same time, i dont want to panic this country. I dont want to come out and say everybodys going to die. Ritika in a town hall monitor rated moderated by george stephanopoulos, biden was asked if he would take a vaccine once it
Equitable and effective Global Distribution of vaccines. This conversation is part of a series, global inclusive recovery and rebuilding which was developed with the aspen into institute in word joining the global interveners group in this effort to present the presentation today, we are very honored that Elizabeth Cohen of cnn is leading the conversation and as a reminder and we are happy to get to the questions as part of the conversation. Thank you all and welcome elizabeth. Thank you so much im so glad to be here with all of these wonderful panelist that we are going to have with us, nearly ten months into the outbreak, covid19 is exposing equities and Healthcare Systems worldwide in hopes that the vaccines will really change things because right now this virus has killed more than a Million People worldwide and its infected more than 44 Million People, millions have been left without work and economy have been left many in terrible shape. , how do we ensure a Vaccine Development D
Europes cities out of control. Not much. And it is a pleasure to introduce our guests starting with martin meier he works as a science editor for the german radio broadcaster george folk and he believes despite scientific progress the pandemic will prevail therefore we will have to get along with further restrictions. And its a pleasure to introduce reshad freberg he works as a science editor for the berlin daily tug and he says we are only at the beginning of the cold and indoor season and there is a real danger of things getting out of hand in some places. And im pleased to welcome our colleague mira because shes a science reporter and at. Theyre here ad d. W. And shes convinced me ego isnt wont get us through the pandemic. So let me ask you martin. The pandemic will prevail as you said in your Opening Statement sounds pretty ominous we have worldwide nearly 40000000 cases now 800000 new infections per day here in europe how worried should we be i think we should be worried i think t