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the pullback overblown? a change at disney. bob chapek becomes ceo immediately. bob iger will remain chair and continue to direct creative endeavors. another bloody day in the markets on the back of more bad news on the coronavirus. watching the edge of another cliff. no surprises for how we are set up for this wednesday trading day. new zealand already off by almost 2% futures. here in sydney, poised for another drop. asx off this week. a couple of things to watch out for when we do get going, virgin australia announced a first-half loss of $97 million. we are also expecting rio tinto earnings after the close. nikkei futures off about 1/5 of 1%. a quick look at the currencies. the aussie dollar did briefly dip below $.66. it is just holding on above that level them. the yen continuing to strengthen. a little bit of a rebound but not much in the 10 year as well. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is warning americans to prepare for the coronavirus outbrea
financial impact. my guess is it is going to be worse than people think. we are confronted with a conditional supply and demand shocks. it will have effect on global gdp, that is for sure. but it is not like the world will end tomorrow. nejra: meanwhile, presidents trump and modi meet in india. the country did sign defense deals were $3 billion, and they pledged closer ties on maritime security. nejra: jpmorgan lays out goals on its invest today. they said u.s. wealth is going to be one place where they can still grow. nejra: and the iger era comes to a close. disney names a new ceo. i intend to double down on the same strategies bob has established. nejra: it s all straight ahead on bloomberg best. a hello and welcome. i m nejra cehic. this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, from bloomberg news. let s start with a day by day look at the top headlines. the dominant story throughout the week was the global spread
early facebook investor roger joints me for a conversation from tech regulation to politics. we begin with the coronavirus and the outbreak spreading beyond china. in the united states, the first known case of unknown origin was reported in california. two hours north of san francisco. the state is monitoring thousands more for signs of exposure. president trump tapped mike pence the task of overseeing the u.s. response. trump spoke from the white house wednesday. pres. trump: because of all we have done, the risk to the american people remains low. we are ready to adapt and do whatever we have to. this one is different, much different. this is a flu. this is like a flu. i think the stock market will recover. this economy is very strong. emily: but the markets were not all fine, with markets pinned to the virus threats. the s&p 500 and dow jones suffered big losses this week. at some point, as much as 10%. as for the tech sector and supply chains, microsoft and apple sounde
conversation from tech regulation to politics. we begin with the coronavirus and the outbreak spreading beyond china. in the united states, the first known case of unknown origin was reported in california. two hours north of san francisco. the state is monitoring thousands more for signs of exposure. president trump tapped mike pence the task of overseeing the u.s. response. trump spoke from the white house wednesday. pres. trump: because of all we have done, the risk to the american people remains low. we are ready to adapt and do whatever we have to. this one is different, much different. this is a flu. this is like a flu. i think the stock market will recover. this economy is very strong. emily: but the markets were not all fine, with markets pinned to the virus threats. the s&p 500 and dow jones suffered big losses this week. at some point, as much as 10%. as for the tech sector and supply chains, microsoft and apple sounded the alarm. i caught up with dan ives thursday.