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There has not been immobilization like this since the second world war, especially ventilators, because it is hard. It is complex, a very complex machine, computerized all over the place, and very expensive, and right now we are building thousands of week. We have all we can use. You hear the calls. Frankly, you are invited to if you want, you do anyway even if you are not invited. And you see what is going on. Every governor there has not been one patient in this entire massive country and we did not have ventilators when we started. The cupboards were empty. The previous in ministry and left us empty cupboards. There is not one patient, not one, that needed a ventilator that did not get one. Think of that. We are talking about millions of people, big country. Millions of people. Not one person needed a ventilator that did not get it. So we want the continued, blanket lockdown to end for the states. Someave some members embers or some gashes or some flames coming, we will put them out ....
Time for todays market moving news from our washington and new york bureaus. President trump is pushing to reopen the economy, even if it leads to more deaths. Speaking in arizona in his first trip outside washington more than a month, the president is preparing for phase two of the u. S. Response to the coronavirus. Pres. Trump the people arent going to accept it. They wont accept it, and we shouldnt accept it. We have a great country. We cant keep it closed. Ive had doctors say, why dont we close it for a couple of years . This is the United States of america. Will some people be affected badly . Yes, but we have to get our country open, and we have to get it open soon. Alix Kevin Cirilli joins us with more. Good morning, kevin. Kevin good morning. The president returns from that trip to arizona, really signaling that he is going to be taking his message of reopening the econ ....
Half of next year. Time for todays global exchange. From dubai to frankfurt, to brussels to london, to Rio De Janeiro and princeton, new jersey, our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. In turkey, the lira is gaining against the dollar following a 200 basis point cut. Joining me with more from dubai is paul wallace, bloomberg emerging markets reporter. Is this going to be enough president erdogan . Paul that is a key question. The lira has barely budged despite that 200 basis points cut being more than markets expected. Analysts were expect and about 150 basis points. The lira has had to endure a lot in the last six months. Erdogan has sacked his central bank governor. Since then, the new one has overseen a whopping 1200 basis points of rate cuts. Amazingly, despite all of that, the lira is actually up against the dollar since the end of june. We will have to see what erdogan thinks of this latest mov ....
Volatility . Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. From london to frankfurt, beijing to hong kong, bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. Want to start in hong kong, where the high court is set to allow the government to reinstate a law banning protesters from wearing facemasks. Earlier in the week, the court ruled this very law unconstitutional. Or Bloomberg China editor leigh joins us on the phone. Came after chief executive carrie lam imposed this mask ban last month by invoking a colonial area Emergency Powers for the first time in a halfcentury. The court struck it down earlier this week and said it was unconstitutional. It has been flouted by protesters who continue to wear masks to shield their identities from police. This comes ahead of sundays district elections here. They ....
Been interesting. Not just value but also small caps. Also industrials, also cyclicals. They wound up beating estimates, coming in at over 600,000. The earnings went up slightly as well. If you have a miss, you get punished. For global exchange. We will bring you todays market news from around the world, from hong kong to brussels to london. First, we start off in asia where china is firing back at the u. S. Mike pences criticism of his actions against protesters in hong kong. He said chinas actions in hong kong curtail liberty rights. The Foreign Ministry blasted the remotes remarks and said we hope they can get their own house in order. I was quite surprised by their response today. Their response yesterday was much more consolatory consolatory from chinese news outlets. They accused Vice President pence of line. They accused him of arrogance. Y said his speech was and th ....