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The cash trade less than one hour a day away. Stocks push higher as u. S. Coronavirus hospitalizations dropped, even as global cases top 20 million. Fresh stimulus remains elusive though, as President Trump looks to cut the Capital Gains tax. The earnings season continues, with numbers from heavy hitters, like softbank and prudential. Plus, we will speak with several ceos. Plus, ready and able, the bank of england. One member tells the times the bank will step up their q. Week q. E. Am their anna, what are you seeing . Anna good to see you. It had beenw where anticipated, 3. 9 . Threemonth rate, of course come with expectation that we would end the threemonth period to the end of june at 4. 2 . This is better than what had been anticipated, but remember, there is a challenge in terms of being able to reflect the unemployment reality on the ground. This number has been protect ....
Concern spreads from italy to iran, but the World Health Organization says the outbreak is not yet considered a pandemic. The business case. Mastercard and United Airlines, the latest companies to issue profit warnings amid the operate. And, sticking to the script. Cleveland fed president Loretta Mester says the virus is a threat to the u. S. Economy, but does not justify a change in rates. Just under one hour away from the start of cash equity trading across europe and in the u. K. Lets take a look at futures after the big drop yesterday. We saw in some cases the biggest slide in european stocks since the brexit vote. As a result, we see a bounce in futures today. Maybe investors saying it is time to buy in the dip. You can see that dax futures are up 8 10 of 1 . U. S. Futures are also showing gains today af ....
Global economy. Welcome to bloomberg surveillance. Itsve a lot to get to, five days of a packed agenda. We have many World Leaders at the forum. No matter where you are in the world, we need to check on the markets. The markets a little bit thin on compared to other days. Im looking. In crude oil is one we need to watch out for. You see on the screen, really rising today. Lower, ittocks edging will be appropriate earnings and gold climbing parade get to the first word news. Libyas oil industry have been caught in the crossfire. They havewn shot shut down and output 2011, peacesince talks are underway to work towards the p cease fire. Oilfieldave halted an letting widespread a second oilfield is expected to closure. Around 600 people have died and thousands wounded. In the u. K. , prices increased for the most on any january on record. 307es increased to nearly south of the pound. Before a new tax on foreign investors. China at leas ....
For. And 2020s crystal ball. Well talk predictions for Tech Companies in the new year as well as what tech trends well see in the next decade. The battle for tech privacy in 2020. Wednesday marks the official start for the California Consumer privacy act. This law is meant to give users transparency around what Data Companies select on them as well as the right to Block Companies from selling that information. For a look at what to expect this year in the battle to protect Consumers Digital lives, i talked to reese purse a partner where he coheads cybersecurity practice. Also with him is Eric Newcomer who covers the intersection of tech and governm ....
And the next bank of england governor is to be named later. Say fda head and you bailey is in pole position. Paul lets check on how we are doing in the markets. Australia just opened. We have a staggered open, so very much early days. Ever so slightly higher. New zealand continuing to build on record highs that it reached thursday, up. 5 right now. Nikkei futures looking kind of flat. We are of course waiting on numbers, cpi numbers for november, expecting to see a slight uptick mainly inspired by the sales tax. We also have futures just coming online, looking flat as well. Lets check in on the first word news and get over to jessica summers. Central banks made headlines with policymakers in swedenying on hold but swimming against the tide and ending half a decade of negative rates. Bank indonesia kept its key rate unchanged for a second straight month, saying the economy and exports will rebound in 2020. The boj also held as expected, with the governor echoing the more optimistic tone ....