, warning a significant backer for years to come. Secretaryse cabinet pledging to maintain policy if he wins, but says more can be done. Lets get a quick reminder how u. S. Stocks ended. The s p closing at a fresh record. This in the face of warnings of a k. G. Recovery and pessimism relief bill. Tesla dropped as much as 15 after Bailey Gifford cut its stake. We are seeing s p under pressure. Lets check in on oil. Below 42 after slipping to a three week low with upcoming refinery maintenance weighing along with a stronger dollar. The greenback rose the most as the euro slips positioning. Technicals are favoring abounds in the dollar, according to scotia bank. We are shaping up in asia, futures pointing higher, holding above 106. Yoshi keeping big stimulus going in japan. We will be watching chinese tech giants after india banned appser sets set of including baidu. Drivers fueling performance of chinas big tech stocks from march lows. The rally has been broader on the mainland than in t
This is bloomberg surveillance. These are your markets. Quite a lot going on in terms of brexit. Hopefully there is a lot going on when it comes to trade. That is what the markets are putting their hopes on. Lets get that board up for you so we look at what european equities are doing and a little bit of weakness. Stocks in general higher. U. S. Futures higher. Bonds. S in we are expecting a lot of news out of companies such as amazon. Com. 1. 2 957, all eyes on westminster and a possible vote in the house of commons behind me. That is coming up. More from our interview with mark carney at the imf meeting in washington over the weekend. First, lets get straight to super saturday. That was last saturday. Indian lawmakers voted to withhold approval from oris Johnsons Brexit deal until all the legislation had passed. The Prime Minister was then forced to send a letter to brussels asking for another extension. Later today the government is expected to make a fresh bid to get the agreement
Mr. Wessel good morning. Im david wessel, director of the Hutchins Center here at brookings. I want to welcome everybody and i am very pleased to have mary daly, the president of the Federal Reserve bank of San Francisco with us today. Mary daly, who is an economist, joined the San Francisco fed in 1996, and she worked on a number of issues, labor market dynamics, income inequality, and rose to be the director of research and became the president in 2018. Now she is one of 12 reserve Bank President s and, except for new york, the other 11 are sort of considered the same. But mary daly has the distinction at her district because we drew the lines in 1913, which represents a fifth of the nations population. But unfortunately for her, they do not do population weighting when you vote on the fomc. Ms. Daly no, but maybe they should. [laughter] mr. Wessel so, president , i wanted to start by talking a little bit about how do you read the economy right today, and there seems to be a sense in
Good morning, today is wednesday september 21, 2016, this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission. I would like to remind everyone to please turn off all electronic devices, the first ie fem on the agenda is roll call. President mccarthy. Here. Commissioner konstin . Here. Commissioner lee . Here. Commissioner gilman. Here. Commissioner walker . Here. Commissioner clinch is excused along with our newly appointed commissioner warshell. We have a quorum and the next item is president s announcements. Good morning, everybody, and we have a pretty full calendar, thank you for all attending here nor the wednesday september 21, 2016 building inspection commission. With that, i would like to open this commission today in honor of rose pack who passed away last week and obviously as somebody thats been involved in the building world, rose has been a force of nature in this community, in the San Francisco community in particular in her own community for many, many years, so