pieces of debris off that missing submarine in indonesia. it was full of crew members. it is saturday, april 24th. you re still laughing at that i love it. it s great. it s only the second time seeing it. it makes us cooler than sometimes we feel. that s right. thank you, boris, thank you for waking up with us. we appreciate you. always go to be with you, christi. johnson & johnson is rejoining the race as americans are worrying about signs that demand for the vaccine is dipping. but the cdc says it comes with a warning of a rare and potentially dangerous blood clot issue, noting that women under the age of 50 may have a very small risk. after a ten-day pause, the cdc advisers, decided that the benefit outweigh the dangers. new coronavirus models show the current vaccinations will help save thousands of lives by august 1st but they re worried about, quote, a slow erosion of vax seeps, that will likely outfit the demand by next may. the cdc is stepping up its
rights heats up as protesters show up at the home of justice samuel alito. the author of the leaked draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade. good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this tuesday, may 10th. i m jonathan lemire. french president emanuel macron is throwing cold water on ukraine s hopes of joining the european union. in an address to the european parliament yesterday, the newly-re-elected macron pushed back against the possibility that ukraine could join the group in the near future. instead, saying the membership process would likely take decades. despite calling for a quote stronger and more sovereign europe, macron argued that expediting ukraine s membership would lower the standards of the bloc. to join the eu, a country s candidacy needs to be approved by all 27 member states. instead, macron proposed a new quote european political community. yesterday, to include countries with aspirations of joining the eu. but his comments come in direct c
of qontigo who gave us his expectations for china s latest factory activity. it s likely to continue for a wild because it is still driven by manufacturing and dependent on global trade and, you know, geopolitical environment, and we are not having any of these right now. even germany s industrial complex is sluggish a bit so it s notjust china but everywhere. global demand in mostly services is given by technical communication services and big tech so shows and manufacturing are a bit sluggish, yes. i shows and manufacturing are a bit sluggish, yes. bit sluggish, yes. i want to talk about bit sluggish, yes. i want to talk about japan bit sluggish, yes. i want to talk about japan because l bit sluggish, yes. i want to talk about japan because it talk aboutjapan because it took markets by surprise in terms of what its central bank has done which makes its bond yield control policy more flexible. what are your expectations about that? inflation has been above the target
alarm bells are ringing about the outlook for china, but officials remain confident this is a short term blip. only last month, the chinese premier, li qiang, said his country was still on track to reach its annual growth target of around 5%, a modest target after china grewjust 3% last year, one of the weakest showings in nearly half a century. let s talk through what s at stake with jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. iam hoping i am hoping she is there. good morning to you. i am hoping she is there. good morning to you. good morning. a fourth month morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a row morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a row of- fourth month in a row of contraction although it is slightly improved from last month, hasn t it? it slightly improved from last month, hasn t it? month, hasn t it? it has slightly month, hasn t it? it
has to be discussed with the chinese government and inside the italian parliament. anyway, we will take a decision before december. it is the start of a brand new week china has released its latest manufacturing purchasing managers index for the month, coming out at 49.3, slightly betting estimates but a contraction. officials are due to announce new measures to boost domestic consumption later today. and on tuesday australia s central bank will unveil its latest rates decision. the central bank earlier hinted it could hike the cost of borrowing once again as inflation continues to hover around 6%. later this week as well the bank of japan will release the minutes from its latest meeting where authorities have pledged greater flexibility over its closely watched bond yield control policy. i spoke with an analyst who gave us his expectations. inflation has been above the target of 2% for 15 consecutive months now so how much longer do they want to see it go by? that will start