unveiled as soon as today and a final vote could drag into the weekend. anna, where are we in terms of sewn in for this weekend as you said, it looks like the boat could flip into the weekend. which means you would need a stopgap spending measure to extend government funding or a brief government shutdown over the weekend. i do think we are actually going to get a good deal at this point, it s just a matter of timing. alix: what is going to be specifically in it? anna: the main provision is $300 billion for small businesses, part of that will go through the paycheck protection program. we are also looking at $300 per week supplemental unemployment benefits. $600 to $700 check for individuals. those are the main provisions. the two tricky provisions that have held up talks so far our liability protection, aid for state and local governments. looks like that is not going to be in the deal. alix: thank you a lot for the update. in the meantime, the labor market showing some , r
there have been 10 serious patients on that cruise ship. for now, let s get a check from the markets and see what s happening across asia. here s our cross as it reporter. to, thes you did allude mood is optimistic, china mainland and hong kong. the who said overnight despite we saw yesterday was not necessarily reflective of a larger surge in cases. yes, we did today get 5000 new cases reported, but much less than the 15,000 yesterday. you can see the csi 300 climbing. s&p futures have turned higher after closing lower in the united states. and the nikkei is falling down 6/10 of 1%. and really weighing on though he nikkei is nissan. it s a smaller weight, but it s the worst performing stock, having the worst space, falling the lowest level since 2009. this came after an earnings report that cut its profit forecast for the second time and slashed its dividends. back to you guys. haidi: we are getting some of the updates from japan. the health minister speaking to reporters, s
german business confidence hitting a four-year low. we will have experts here to help you break it all down including goldman s head of commodities research jeff curry. energy, by the way, the worst performing sector right now. oil prices are plunging. joining us for the hour to help break everything down is stephanie link, cnbc contributor from tiaa and nuveen company look at best buy as o a poster child for today s sell-off good numbers, decent guidance then, they start talking about tariffs and higher prices for tourism and back the stock gets cut along with all of retail it really was a good quarter. they actually gained market share. one one comp very impressive and better than expected but that had nothing to do with what happened with the stock today. it s was the conference call where the ceo said 25% tariffs is much different than 10. all of a sudden the stock just tanked because obviously earnings now have to come down again no matter what they did in this cur
and potentially we have a deal. what about the irish border? at one point it was that a two-month high, 5/10 of a percent. and we are talking about 58 basis points, modestly steeper by a basis points as you had supplied coming from the front end earlier this week. bitcoin, $10,000. jonathan: about the happen again. alix: $11,000 call? david: it just keeps going. extraordinary. we want to get some news outside of the business world. first word news. emma: good morning. breaking news, matt lauer we understand has been fired, according to the new york times. more on that story as it crosses. on capitol hill, republican plans to push a tax bill through by the end of the year picking up steam. there was a closed-door session, called somewhat of a lovefest. the budget committee looking to send the tax bill for a vote as early as tomorrow. and north korea warns that the latest missile can deliver a nuclear warhead anywhere on the u.s. mainland. the regime conducted its first missile
this is bloomberg surveillance. francine lacqua in london. they are leaving their key rate unchanged at 0.5%. this is also interesting because they believe the forecast is little changed since march. we are keeping an eye on this. we were expecting a little bit of news. nina region the more krone lower. we will ask him about veterinary chart. it is currently at 9404. you can see yen climbing once again. goal climbing because we are seeing oil. it is the second day that oil is languishing in the bear market. gene keady can see the stoxx 600 down 0.4%. now, the chief investment officer and partner at london capital group. theme kick off with the on norwegian krone there was some concern that the precipitous drop in oil prices, the fact that norwegian inflation is well below their target, could potentially make some more cautious in their outlook. the headlines are suggesting they can t their outlook little changed. there were some in the market betting on more dovish ou