clothing so i can see your real faces. but in my heart you are the loveliest people in the world so what you should do now is to firm up confidence let s firm up our confidence together we will definitely win the battle. and we ll win and china will win. meanwhile iran struggling to contain the spread there have been more than 7100 acted and at least 237 people have died that number is believed to be much higher now unlike italy and china iran has not placed anyone under quarantine the u.s. is also working on how to combat the spread of the virus and vice president mike pence announced insurance companies have now agreed to cover co-pays per coronavirus testing. please you reported as you requested mr president the insurance companies here. for today. to waive all co-pays and coronavirus testing. extend coverage for coronavirus. you know your benefit plan and your medicare and medicaid last week already made clear to medicare medicaid beneficiaries that coronavirus testing an
for manufacturing as china begins its road to recovery we re going to take a look at the nation s industrial base and what life in store for supply chains around the globe we have a show for you today so let s go and dive right in. the krona virus continues to spread across the world as europe and the united states prepare to see a sharp increase in the number of cases italy continues to enforce its walk down of some 60000000 people with 1000 new confirmed cases the european union per president met with prime minister is via video conference on tuesday afternoon to court and they offered to combat the virus this comes as chinese president xi jinping made a visit to hunt china this was his 1st time since the start of the outbreak china recorded its lowest numbers of infections there were just 19 and they were all in speaking to doctors behind a screen she thanked some of the medical workers. on the phone you are wearing protective clothing so i can see your real faces. but in
1000 globally. inwidens along infections china. weekis set for its best since 2011. holds a oil minister crunch meeting with opec allies. couldrtel warns it abandon cuts altogether if the country does not join in. we are live in vienna. undergoes emergency heart surgery. the bank says he is recovering well. under one hour away from the start of cash equity trading. let s take a look at futures after the route we saw yesterday. play ad catch-up to play. even u.s. futures are falling after 3% drops yesterday. we still see red arrows almost almost for s&p futures seven hours away from cash trading in new york. german factory orders are coming out, up over the estimates. is aurse, that backwards-looking figure at a time when figures look so backwards they are of very little use. we have the coronavirus impact at the beginning of january, so the most recent look at factory orders is very different. anna: indeed. we are getting jobs data later. people are talking about how that
maintaining ties with venezuela s president. and sprint to the finish. deutsche telekom sees profit rising as the company s t-mobile unit edges closer to stealing a landmark u.s. deal. just under 15 minutes away from the start of cash equity trading in europe, let s take a look .irst off at futures green arrows across the board put futures up .7%, more than 50 points right now on that optimism about more stimulus injections coming from beijing. take a look at u.s. futures for the second trading day of the week. remember, shorten holiday week. still have a solid seven hours until u.s. markets start to think about opening up. throughout the morning. let s take a look at the risk indicators we can glean from the gm them here. in terms of equity indexes, you can see in asia, we have decent gains here. in terms of forex, we can see a intle bit of a mixed picture terms of the hong kong dollar and japanese yen, little changed, but we do see some yen strength. you see that in some ot
nejra: welcome. it s risk on in the markets this morning. a delay from a tariff increase on chinese imports. a question over whether it s a reach out of goodwill. you are seeing the impact across markets. the msci asian-pacific index. you want strength. yuan strength. dollar-yen on the front foot. the yen hitting a six-week low. yesterday closed above 3000 for the first time in six weeks. we saw the nasdaq push higher in the dow move higher for six days in a row. the nasdaq getting a lift from those tech stocks rising to its highest level since july. u.s. futures point to further gains in the u.s. session today. oil on the front foot, tearing the losses we saw yesterday. we saw a drop of 3% on the supposition that president trump might ease sanctions on iran. we are bouncing back with trade headlines today. manus is not on the show today. he can talk more about oil because he s bringing live coverage from the opec plus meeting that is scheduled to pick up shortly. great to