Welcome to bloomberg surveillance. Im Francine Lacqua in london. The markets are definitely focusing on a couple of things out there. ,here is a lot going in china global stocks continuing to it is yes and in the market. The dollar and treasury slipping. Homebuilder shares in the u k advance after a report the government is considering a temporary increase in the pay. Hold at which buyers weighing a Global Equity market that remains about 40 above its march lows amid this economic recovery, which is under threat from the continuing spread of the virus. We will have more on the markets but lets get to the bloomberg first word news. Here in london is leighann gerrans. Planning billions of pounds in two theaters and then use to rescue the arts and culture sector from the brink of collapse. Announcing the move, the chancellor tweeted the show must go on. He will outline his next steps for the economy on wednesday. The next key date for frexit progress according to one of europes biggest fi
Slowest increase since going back to march. Breaking down all the action is our markets correspondent abigail doolittle. It really seems like a lot of the travel and leisure stocks are outperforming yet, the s p, not quite at 3000. At 25,000. Quite it was an interesting day all day long. A lot of people scratching their heads as to whether we had this rally without any major headlines. Up to percent, probably something to do with the weak dollar and reopening optimism. You are pointing out those travel and leisure stocks doing quite well. We also had the dow transportation average doing quite well. A huge bullish divergence. The transportation stocks are supporting the idea that traders and investors are thinking the economy will be reopening. Some of the stayathome tech stocks leading the way. On nasdaq closing down biotech weakness. Right now, this very interesting tension on the year between another pocket of those stayathome stocks, the faang index. The transportation index down qu
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Bart safer. Reporter it is, he came up, he is a 22 year veteran of the Bart Police Department and he takes over now at a very important time as the agency works to address increasing crime on the system. Alvarez told me his priority is going to be on keeping riders safe. It is the start of a new Ambassador Program next month were unarmed Police Department employees will be patrolling trains and stations working to deter crime and deescalate potentially violent confrontation. The chief is signing a new team of Armed Police Officers to ride the trains and put anxious riders at ease. That is going to be a 12 person patrol team who is writing trains and that in conjunction with our ambassadors was approved, they will give me 22 additional officers or bodies onto our system that will provide system and the presence we are working to get. We owe it to them. Struggling to deal with crime including two high profile attacks recently, the deadly stabbing of niall wilson at the bart station and t