fight to see this thing get between 2% and 3%. manus: china s officials factory gates delivered a surprise jump revealing resilience. consulting the article. much harder to find bargains in the markets but stocks are the way to go. you put $100,000 in a 10 year for a form of investment, stocks still look attractive compared to that. manus: you are very welcome to daybreak: europe. anna edwards is out for the day. you are left with me. i am manus cranny. let s take a look at what is going on with the market. you have had record after record. it is the rest of the market you might want to worry about. buffett says yes, stocks are the way to go. the u.s. stock market rally. it was a very small, select the ip crowd that game select vip crowd that gave you the highs. the flashpoint, a pileup in terms of the number of stocks hitting 52-week lows this month is rising. the numbers making two-week looks 52-week lows s makingred the number has. warren buffett saying it is har
on guy johnson. butill focus on the brexit first, up to speed with what is happening in the market story. ahn: we are seeing the selloff continue in asia today. the benchmark index at the lowest level it has been in a month. betweentually slung gains and losses be and losses throughout the day. we have data this morning showing that japan recorded a trade surplus for the 15th consecutive month in september. we re seeing a lack of clear direction as there are concerns of the rate hike next month, the possibility of that happening, not to mention a deepening slowdown in china. 4/10 of a percent lower today. we had data this morning showing that home loans grew 2% month on month, which was more than expected. estimates were that it would remain flat. expanded losses, down 1.4%. now down for the fourth consecutive session led by utilities and health care. we saw some choppy trading in china. the shanghai composite is currently down 3/10 of a percent. four consecutive days of ra
high, credit ratings high. companies expected it then. companies expect it now. doing right it is just good business. union bank. and now, bbc world news america. this is bbc world news america. on anhan 50 passengers ill-fated journey are rescued after being trapped in the antarctic for days. the bbc s man on board has the story. there is a helicopter to take us home. thanks, everyone. of violence in south. a special report as peace talks are about to start. not a side of portugal we want you to see, but tonight we take you on the worst tour that people are actually signing up for. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight, more than 50 passengers trapped aboard a ship in antarctic ice since christmas eve have been rescued. they are heading home. after three ice breakers failed to reach the ship, it was a chinese helicopter which finally carried the scientists and tourists to safety. the bbc s andrew baker was on
welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight, more than 50 passengers trapped aboard a ship in antarctic ice since christmas eve have been rescued. they are heading home. after three ice breakers failed to reach the ship, it was a chinese helicopter which finally carried the scientists and tourists to safety. the bbc s andrew baker was on board for the ill-fated journey and that this report. look at that. hadas the site everyone been waiting for, the first rescue helicopter descending onto the same ice that had kept the russian research ship stranded for over a week. previous attempts to bring about the rescue of the scientist and tourists have been aborted due to poor weather. finally, today these guys were clear. the helicopter is here to take us home. thanks, everyone. passengers were carried in groups of 12 to an icebreaker 15 minutes away. the operation lasted several hours. i was one of those who made this journey. was you
you live to the civic center plaza in san francisco getting ready for a party. anne makovec reports. hundreds of fans will show there today to watch game 7 hopefully a happier result. reporter: hopes are high at civic center plaza and excitement building once again. you can see the stage all set. we have the screen ready and behind that of course the backdrop of city hall, lit up in giants orange. hundreds came out for game 7 from all over northern california yesterday evening and hopes were high until it became clear the giants wouldn t be taking the series that easily. the crowd thinned out in the middle of a frustrating game. it s only the 5th inning. oh, i know. yeah. but 9-0? that s pretty bad. but we re giants fans. we are going to take it tomorrow. reporter: now, of course, there is a contingency of faithful giants fans who made the trip to see the game in person in kansas city. they are representing nonetheless. you can see a line of porta- potties. it is