A Holiday Weekend as we approach flu season all meanwhile india became the worlds 2nd worst hit country just behind the u. S. Where more than 90000 cases were reported in just 24 hours pushing india pos residual with more than 4200000 cases and europe is seeing its 2nd wave as spain set a new daily record of more than 3700 new cases in just 24 hours this is the biggest count since the country came out of that strike lockdown and with School Starting to reopen director of the coronation center for Health Alerts and emergencies said the country needs to be alert and vigilant. Going to give them the schools are now openings some have already opened most schools are opening this week in a staggered way and others open next week we should see the impact of these reopening at the end of next week or the start of the week after that we need to be alert and vigilant the regional governments are very aware of what could happen we hope it will not happen in france and the u. K. Will they also sa
The 10 year yield has just cracked 50. Twostens spread come as you might imagine, 4 basis points. Altria morris and looking at a merger. Phillip morris owners less pleased. London is andrew sheets, chief cross asset strategist at morgan stanley. Andrew, thanks for joining. Since we last spoke to you, weve had many more headlines, but how have we actually moved the needle on trade talks or any kind of agreement . Andrew im not sure that we have, vonnie. I think we are still unfortunately in the place that we were a week and a month ago where there is still quite a bit of uncertainty. You still have this impending deadline on september 1, with more tariffs that are going to go in, and still conflicting signs over what the path will be. I think the most likely path still being escalation. Directlyts of tariffs on growth and uncertainty, Holding Back Business investment, unfortunately are still there. Vonnie andrew, we just cracked 1. 50 on the 10 year yield. Im curious whether we see some
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Lets check where stocks are trading with Abigail Doolittle. It looks at we have a direction for a change. Small gainsittle for the three major averages the dow, the s p 500, and the s p 500, after trading in a muddled fashion earlier this morning, mixed up and down, we now have small gains for all three of the images. The s p 500 on pace for a second day higher, and the dow on pace to snap a fiveday losing streak. A little bit of bullishness ahead of the health care vote. Investors are waiting to see if that goes through. If it does, he could be perceived as bullish because it could allow the Trump Administration to move fall for forward with fiscal stimulus. It is a dent on the health care stocks. Centene down a bunch. Hospitals stand to lose the most. We have seen this stock down the most, perhaps suggesting investors think the vote will be passed today. Molina health care, with more of a focus on medicaid, also has more to lose, as opposed to humana, which has less exposure accordin
Lets check where stocks are trading with Abigail Doolittle. It looks at we have a direction for a change. Small gainsittle for the three major averages the dow, the s p 500, and the s p 500, after trading in a muddled fashion earlier this morning, mixed up and down, we now have small gains for all three of the images. The s p 500 on pace for a second day higher, and the dow on pace to snap a fiveday losing streak. A little bit of bullishness ahead of the health care vote. Investors are waiting to see if that goes through. If it does, he could be perceived as bullish because it could allow the Trump Administration to move fall for forward with fiscal stimulus. It is a dent on the health care stocks. Centene down a bunch. Hospitals stand to lose the most. We have seen this stock down the most, perhaps suggesting investors think the vote will be passed today. Molina health care, with more of a focus on medicaid, also has more to lose, as opposed to humana, which has less exposure accordin