Being the final week where they really recalibrate. And remember, for years ago, this is one President Trump, with a vengeance, recalibrated. Francine yes, we look at the polls, we look at georgia. Thatof these swing states have been, for a pretty long time, read turning blue, so we will look at the polls there. And it must be election week if you are singing to me. That is what the markets are looking at, and that is, what they say, even what Boris Johnson is looking at before signing with the e. U. Tom long lines across the nation, a lot of stories and anecdotes on that. Lets get to our first word news. In new york city, ritika gupta. Ritika good morning. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the chamber could pass a pandemic relief package this week. Still, a deal with the white house remains elusive. The republican led senate may not act before the election. Both sides accuse each other of moving the goal posts on legislation. Mark meadows says the u. S. Is not going to control the pande
Bad session like we saw in the u. S. , snapping out of gains. New york futures are slightly higher. The dollar is stronger. We saw quite a bit of steepening in the Treasury Curve. Youre seeing the threeyear at around 24 basis points. We did see the spike in yields, slightly off that now in the Asian Session after the treasury unexpectedly announced that refounding announcement. Boosting that issuance on the long end of the 10 year and 20 year with the auction so markets are bracing for that surge in supplies. Were also watching currencies, remedy still very much in focus here today. The message the last couple of days has been calm down, we have slightly stronger fixings here. Were seeing the renminbi slightly down. We are continuing the rally of brent crude, slightly higher by half of one percent, just below 30 bucks for brent. Looking ahead to the data now. China set to rae release trade figures later today. Exports likely dropped 11 from a year earlier compared with a 6 decline in m
Feds resolve. Markets like to see the Central Banks step in. They want the fed to cut. I dont the fed will cut. I dont think the fed should cut. On terry halseys prepared act Monetary Policy is prepared act, but will be effective . The effectiveness would be tremendous. Interest rates are not vaccines. The fed is fairly impotent in this environment. On the other hand if they do nothing, it can make the situation worse. Jonathan joined me the table, Subadra Rajappa and Mike Schumacher and victoria fernandez. Victoria, in this conversation, we should start with efficacy of the central bank move and the willingness of central bankers to step in. Lets start with the latter. We are they . We are not seeing them willing to do anything at this point in time. The South Koreans did not lower their rates when people expected they might. You have germany coming out and saying they have enough stimulus on the table right now. They are not willing to lower rates at this point in time. I dont think
Bros. Discovery. Its thursday, may 9th, 2024 youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc good morning welcome to Worldwide Exchange. We are live from cnbc london lets get you ready for the trading day ahead with the stock futures. After a mixed session yesterday with the dows longest win streak at six. The futures are in the red across the board close to session lows right now. It looks like the dow would open up 65 points lower we are checking the bond market with the tenyear yield moving higher than recent days. 4. 51 . The twoyear note is Holding Steady to yesterday which is at 4. 85 . We saw it at 5 a few days ago the Energy Markets here are lower. We are looking at wti below 80 a barrel it is up 1 right now. Brent crude is trading at 84. 25 up 1 as well. Thats the set up. We have the big day for earnings and movers we start off with the stock that people are watching. Arm Holdings Shares are sinking on the weak forecast which is raising concerns of the potential spending
Troubling present that was largely in the spotlight catalyzing that focus once again images of suffering and despair like that of the would be migrants from Subsaharan Africa who land in Detention Camps in libya where they are mistreated abused even sold into slavery those images reinforce the pressure on european politicians to stem both the flow of migrants and their suffering pressure that has severely tested even the end of medical. She sees a common interest on both sides can europe and africa truly Work Together to give Young Africans a future on their own continent are they not only neighbors but truly equal partners thats the question we want to pose today on quadriga and here are the guests all after it its a pleasure to welcome christine wondered why she is a business journalist whos reporting focuses on Southern Africa she says africa is changing rapidly but much. The way the west approaches the continent is still caught up in the old ways and its a pleasure to welcome thors