Hello and welcome. Passengers who arre fully vaccinated against Covid 19 will be able to fly into the us from anywhere in the world from november, bringing an end the series of Travel Bans first imposed by Donald Trump 18 Months ago. The White House said today travelers will have to show proof of having been fully vaccinated and will need to take a test three days prior to travel. They will also have to wear a mask for the Journey And Share details for contact tracing, but will not need to quarantine. It is good news for families, great news for business, an absolute boon for the Ariline Industry the transatlantic routes are some of the most lucrative. In recent Months, Passengers Number were 85 down on where they were Pre Pandemic. Im joined now by Gary Odonoghue in washingotn. Iam very i am very much looking forward to my invite. I am i am very much looking forward to my invite. Iam not i am very much looking forward to my invite. I am not the only one, because i have a statement fro
but the two senate seats in georgia both went so here s a quick reminder why this race in georgia is so important. the senate currently stands at 50 republicans and 48 democrats. there are two vacant seats. if ossoff and raphael warnock win their races, democrats would have a tie. then vice president elect kamala harris would have the deciding vote and that would give democrats control of both chambers of congress and the white house, meaning mr biden could get more of his agenda passed by the house and senate. he d have more power. in atlanta georgia for us is the bbc‘s larry madowo. you have spent a lot of time in georgia. how is it looking?m is looking too close to call at this stage even though the polls have closed. it is too early to tell who will be the winner because it has essentially been a joint ticket for the republicans, david perdue and kelly left now running together against the what they have been calling radical left, the democratic candidatesjon radical le
i want to highlight brexit aftermath, may be some optimism in german equities. take a look at euros sterling up by almost a full one percentage point. the dollar gaining some steam. your dollar coming off a little bit, but nonetheless very strong against sterling. we will talk about that brexit deal. if you want to talk about risk appetite, look at italy coming yields down by three basis points to your i keep highlighting bitcoin. bestthe best week winning streak we have seen since 2019. it is a risk on feel all the way around. european union countries have started covid-19 vaccinations as members of the 27 nation block struggle with the death toll. we spoke with novavax ceeo as the company prepares to start a phase three trial of its vaccine. based upon what we did in phase one trials, the data that we have demonstrated has been at or above the levels of the moderna and pfizer. joining us on the phone is simon clark, associate professor in cellular microbiology. thank you
it damaged the lobby were the first ceremony took place in 2004. the demonstrations have ripped the city for nearly three months since george floyd died in police custody. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. in just moments, i will be speaking with the ceo of arena investors and discuss how he is finding opportunities amid the economic fallout from the pandemic. earnings for target. the company posted record sales emerging as a winner in the covid-19 era. we have the latest retail roundup. ready set, opec. .roducers are meeting together we have the latest. let s get to the markets. we saw a reversal of the trade with the nasdaq down earlier and other industries higher. we have the s&p 500 up five points. the 10 year yield at 65 basis points so up from yesterday. we are anticip
after the ecb announcement and it has been quite choppy in the u.s., equities are now lower. all three indices are down. the dow and s&p down by .4%, nasdaq down .1%. the 10-year yield at 70 basis points. little movement but enough to show there is some kind of reaction. the euro continuing to strengthen. above 118. we will stay on the euro. surgeine lagarde say the in currency must be monitored. that only called for the european to strengthen further. our first guest is lena komileva . a lot to unpack out of the meeting but how is the european economy doing? economy wasropean recovering quite strongly from the effect of the lockdowns. it is the balance effective switching on and switching off and on an entire continent. whilst important is that a lot of the conversation is about the top figures, which did recover quite strongly in the early months after the lockdowns, we had quite a great divergence between the sectors. those most affected by social distancing are lagging be