pushed the arab world s poorest nation to the brink of famine. u.s. fighter jets arrived in estonia today to take part in nato drills. it is the aircraft s first operation of deployment in continental europe your earlier this month u.s. air force deployed a fleet of f-35 s, it s newest and most powerful fighters to britain, to reassure u.s. allies in the face of russian aggression. they will remain for a period of time in estonia to conduct air drills in a realistic training environment. president trump will sign an executive order on the antiquities act tomorrow to review national monument designations is three predecessors have made over the last 24 years. trump the authority to great match national monuments from federal land. republicans have criticized two designations by president obama and clinton. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i m mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: live from bloomberg s w
school. we should see 19,000, maybe even 20,000 on the dow by the end of the year. jack admiral is executive vp of a bank. he thinks the markets are overvalued. that s the collision. that s what makes a market. professor siegel, what causes you to feel that we can move, not just a little bit higher, but rather more significantly higher between now and year end? do you see the economy as that strong? well, what i see, i mean, i will admit, i mean, we have moved up in price ahead of the earnings increase. i originally thought we would have to wait until the second half of the year to see that earnings. but let me tell what you i think stock investors are cueing off of. i look at sensitive commodity prices. we re seeing increases in iron ore, aluminum, nickel. the agriculture sector is beginning to boom. these sensitive commodity prices, i think, are a signal to an increase in world demand, a better second half and i think that s what stock investors are looking at as a clue t
A year after President Joe Biden s significant climate legislation pledged substantial funding for the U.S. s transition to clean energy, the sector has seen a sharp $30 billion decline in the value of its stocks over the past six months.