Citis analyst call is getting underway. Jp morgan had their analyst call. Those stocks are now lower. Sonali basak has been on the call and joins us now. Why the rollover here . What has been the take away so far . Sonali we saw lower Loan Loss Provisions than initially expected, but at the same time, theres a lot of uncertainty ahead. Reserves releasing slowly because we dont know what the economy is going to look alike the future. Jamie dimon told media this morning that there could be considerable suffering if we do see a dip in the economy, and we are on a day where we are seeing coronavirus cases up a bit. Asking a and analysts lot of questions this morning about Net Interest Income and kind of securities that could pose to executives pushing back, saying they are not about to change their Business Models on what they view as temporary headwinds. Getting some breaking news, so hold that thought. The wto is coming up with its news relating to the airbus boeing case, awarding 4 bill
News from california yesterday and have been. ,olatility is a little elevated and we have got a really negative u. K. Two year yield. We were below japan a little bit early on. Slightly better retail numbers, but i have to say a bleak forecast coming out of the obra. Even the medium one i do not think it was positive. What are we going to be talking about . We will be talking commodities. We will chat oil and a little bit of copper and gold. Francisco blanch will be joining us a little bit on a little bit later on, and he is the head of the Global Commodities research at the bank of america. His dash cam weighing in on those commodities commodities. Fargo, citibank and jp morgan with jp morgan the outperform or. What stood out to you. It was something that one of our guests said earlier, validating the thesis that the strong get stronger, banks like jp morgan can use their skill to build up the dominance. In terms of how the shares are performing it is a mix. Jp morgan all the loan gai
Tom good morning, everyone. An exceptionally busy day here at bloomberg surveillance. Lots to talk about on the news front. Stimulus in washington or nonstimulus, the breaking news on china, and markets as well. The dollar moments ago breaks down to new week this of dxy new weakness of dxy. An ever weaker dollar index. That will be one of our themes across the hour. Our Kevin Cirilli reports a deeply divided reports on deeply divided republicans, and there are fire trucks in houston. Jonathan they are united on one thing in washington, and it is china. The consulate in houston shutting down after the u. S. Demand. We have looking up 70 times to that headline woken up so many times to that headline, so we have woken up so many times to that headline, u. S. China tensions. Gold, 1863 note an ounce. On a weekly basis, gold has had a record high. Go to the dynamics you have seen in highyield and ig. Lisa if you take a look at highyield bond spreads today, you can see to have shrunk dramati
The backdrop continues to be the coronavirus. New york city finally gets a chance to reopen today. I am waiting to hear the construction outside of my apartment. It has been three months under that stayathome order in new york. A live shot of Herald Square and the area around the empire state building. Construction, add, manufacturing, wholesale trade, and Retail Stores can offer curbside or instore pickup. A former new york state Lieutenant Governor and current member of mayor bill de blasios Fair Recovery Task force. There is really no other person. E really want to talk to today this comes in contrast to the protests we saw. How did the protests affect phase one of reopening . Dick one cannot be certain. I think the Biggest Issue is the revenue loss that the city will suffer as a result of sales taxes and property taxes and income taxes. Its impossible to measure but it is way beyond the capacity fiscally of the city or state to make up for that lost revenue. A function ofs how many
Space. Oil getting a bit of a reprieve. The concern is you have even more oil flow if the opec deal comes to an end. We want to get you todays market moving news from new york as well as washington. We want to start with the latest pmi data. Factories around the world suffering one of their grimmest months on record in march. Fbloombergs Michael Mckee joins me for more. Theres a lot to dig into. Give me some of your takeaways here. Michael mr. Rogers word of the day is contraction. Across the developed world, they are pretty bleak at this point. Some of them not as bad as thought because of a quirk in the data, but lets go through the data right now. Anybodye hardest hit of i the virus, and now the hardest hit in terms of the pmi number. Eurozoneance, germany, u. K. Are also in the 40s, which marks contraction. New orders of production crashed, but there is a quirk in the data where supplier delivery times are linked. However, in this case, there are no supplies to deliver, so it makes