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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets July 13, 2024

Investors say there is little chance of warding off a recession. The bank of japan is next. Governor kuroda may be more aggressive as the virus further weakens the economy. U. S. Futures start trading in the negative right now. Under pressure right now. 3 percent. Even after we saw the worst day since 1987. Forident trumps travel ban europe not today well with investors. Take a look at what we saw throughout the session. It was an incredible day on the s p 500. The fiveminute trading. If you can switch up the board, you can see what happened throughout the session. We were down 7 . We did see a little bit of a bounceback around 130 when the fed came in with surprise Market Operations. We have the fed ramping up measures to help the markets and liquidity with more than 5 trillion being promised. 1 30, that Center Markets a little higher. That did not last long. You can see ....

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Daybreak Asia July 13, 2024

But it turns out that may not be the case. In the big banks launch a earnings season with a bang. Jp morgan reports of most profitable year ever for any u. S. Lender. News from south korea, were the jobless numbers for the month of december. Writings coming in at 3. 8 , which is higher than estimated and higher than the previous month of november. The jobless rate has been creeping up since the month of august and now we are seeing it shoot up to 3. 8 . Although it is worth mentioning that the economy still added 516,000 jobs in december, which is 200,000 more than in the month of november. Conflicting signals right there, but we have seen the government has tried to create jobs, they have tried to support the economy, but we continue to see declines in the manufacturing and retail sectors. Now the jobless rate coming in at higher than expected 3. 8 . Austrian markets have now open for trade. Lets turn to sophie for what to watch. Sydney a flat open in after a fresh record on tuesday. ....

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets July 13, 2024

Lifeline. We will hear from the Morgan Stanley ceo on the big 13 billion acquisition of e trade. Paul. Paul thanks, emily. Lets check on how futures are looking in asia. Looking like a much quieter day than yesterday. Sydney futures looking fairly flat right now. U. K. Futures looking weaker by 0. 4 . A bit of a move down in costly futures. We saw u. S. Markets ending modestly low. Concerns about earnings downgrade. More on that later. New zealand also trading right now. Currently flat. Emily thanks. Lets get a check of where the u. S. Markets closed today. Taylor riggs is in the newsroom. What were the highlights . Taylor sort of a risk off day. Really 500 Big Companies leading the losses. Bonds rallying five basis points after the crucial 1. 51, and the yield curve is inverted by the most since october, six basis points. Take a look at the chart in my terminal that put the s ....

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets July 13, 2024

Social media reports to track spreading disease. Money toward a self driving startup. The race to bring self driving cars to the masses. Spotty recoveries but still a down day in the u. S. What are you looking at before the markets open up over there . Paul the virus inspired selloff does seem to be abating. New zealand is up, a reasonable balance after days of sustained selling. Futures in australia pointed toward another down day in the open. Keep rio tinto at the open. The worlds secondlargest minor. The guidance is unchanged. In see nikkei futures positive territory. Big day for korea as well. Think of korea decision day. Most economists see easing. Quick check of the currencies. The aussie dollar has a 65 handle. The yen continuing to show some strength. The aussie 10 year coming off those record lows. Emily as you mentioned, volatility, volatility, volatility. U. S. Equities traded near the close of the day. Reports on the widening coronavirus out rake as major indices and losses ....

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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Best July 13, 2024

I dont think the feds job is to make sure there is never a recession. Viviana speaking of Central Banks, their independence often perplexes political leaders. Not just the white house. I would like the central bank not only to work on controlling inflation, but thinking about growth as well. Viviana the outgoing and incoming heads of the imf had plenty to say to bloomberg about global trade. We need to have fair trade. We need to have reciprocated benefits in trade. We are talking about trade, peace, not trade war. Viviana a u. S. Election looming in 2020. Key figures in the political conversation buckle up for a wild ride. The economy is outperforming expectations. Economic policies from the president are working. I think our capitalism has to be more inclusive. We believe in Free Expression and we believe in political speech. Viviana it is all straight ahead on this special ....

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