amazon billion offer to goes from rivals to partners as jeff bezos is willing to take a 40% stake in his indian retail revolution. at thelet s take a look set up for the session of trading in asia. we saw that resumption of the loss in the u.s. how are we setting up in this part of the world? sophie: a pickup in volatility once again. in asia, futures are mixed, but we are seeing s&p e-minis. chicago adding .3%. the yen is stuck in the range with brexit risk also a consideration. we are watching tiktok reaction to trump s extension of that tiktok watching reaction to trump s extension of that tiktok sale. jupiter asset management is cutting its exposure to debt of chinese state linked borrowers so that is something to consider as well. ahead of the u.s. election, you are seeing one vol bets can yuan vol bets. keeping an eye on korean bonds with potentially $6.3 billion of supply coming through. the government may submit its proposal to parliament this friday. the global r
33%. jobless claims rise for a second week with 17 million filing for benefits. international condemnation of hong kong s decision to bar a dozen pro-democracy candidates from upcoming elections as china s new security law breaking news out of south korea. we are getting june industrial production numbers and they are a strong beat for the month on month numbers for june, a growth of 7.2%. the estimate was for growth of around 2%. it is also coming after the previous number was revised downward, so it s a bigger beat than expected. the year on year number still in contraction but only up .5 percent. the expectation was for a plunge of 5%. the previous number was revised downward. we have seen a little bit more optimism. manufacturers confidence in south korea rising. we have seen export declines starting to ease. chinese demand rising, not to mention demand in the chip industry as well so the month on month number really a pop up 7.2% growth, haidi. today would be an intere
the coronavirus outbreak. this is a group of experts are outbreak could go on for another two years and won t be contained until 2/3 of population is immune. joining us to break down the day wall as at least on street, taylor riggs has been digs into the markets for us. tailor, a rough day, there were so many signs of hope this week? felt like a mood shift this morning, emily, we woke up, a sentiment had been negative. as you remember, 30% after we bottomed out on the lows on 23.h there could have been some rofit taking here as well as some concerns continuing about the economy. we got news in the past few days overnights that trump was considering floating around some ideas of how to punish china for for the handle of the virus, for shutting down a lot of the doctors back in december who were really trying to warn this. some of those renewed tensions some of the ng debt, that s very far stretched according to some of the to, ysts that i m speaking but another option to be ta
annual ces event in las vegas. we hear from the heads of micron, qualcomm, verizon media, and queen vee. and tesla ceo elon musk cuts a rug after delivering the first customer cars from the shanghai factory. shares touch record highs. our top story this week brought increased tensions between the u.s. and iran. last friday, a military strike in baghdad international airport took out one of iran s top generals. tehran responded by launching missiles at u.s. interests in iraq. it all roiled the markets and created new fears of cyber warfare. cybersecurity firms like cloudflare were up this week as a result. i was joined by marcus salary the director of strategic threat tracei security firm dark and our cybersecurity reporter. i think there is a significant distinction between iran s conventional battlefield capabilities and where they are on the cyber front. they are never going to go to- to-toe with the united states, at least in this realm, in a conventional battle. in the
content, and digital assistants. we have highlights from the annual ces event in las vegas. we hear from the heads of micron, qualcomm, verizon media, and quibi. and tesla ceo elon musk cuts a rug after delivering the first customer cars from the shanghai factory. shares touch record highs. our top story this week brought increased tensions between the u.s. and iran. last friday, a military strike in baghdad international airport took out one of iran s top generals. tehran responded by launching missiles at u.s. interests in iraq. it all roiled the markets and created new fears of cyber warfare. cybersecurity firms like cloudflare and fireeye were up this week as a result. i was joined by marcus fwoler, the director of strategic threat at ai security firm darktrace, and our cybersecurity reporter kartikay mehrotra. kartikay: i think there is a significant distinction between iran s conventional battlefield capabilities and where they are on the cyber front. they are never goi