congress resumes. one woman was shot to death. world leaders respond to the scene. boris johnson called it disgraceful. wall street looks on in horror even as stocks rise. like jp morgan, blackstone, and goldman sachs call for an into the violence. we are just under an hour away from cash equity trading. to trade.rning up one ftse futures quarter of 1%. the nasdaq futures gaining more than 1% this morning. let s have a look at where we are with the asian sessions. an outcry domestically in the united states from both sides of the aisle. back to the return of that joint session of congress to continue counting the electoral votes. after the mob had been cleared. we see amongst all of that violence, the democrats will have control of the congress. senate. asian markets doing quite well. decided it was not a day to talk about markets. but still, in terms of the markets that have been moving, it was the blue suite narrative. kong, we see underperformance. the latest trumpa targ
environment. businesses, the private and corporate bank are fighting through the interest rate headwinds, but doing well on executing strategies and offsetting that had went. thee are uncertainties in macro economic environment and that is something we factor in as we manage our businesses, our risks, but we remain quite confident in our outlook and the way we are managing through this pandemic. it is supporting clients, the economy as we all navigate an unexpected environment. risks, howaging the hard would deutsche bank be hit if there would be another wave of lockdowns across europe and elsewhere? james: we ve built in some conservativism into our numbers, we ve taken an overlay, adjustment more conservative in provisions and that prepares us for uncertainties that lie ahead. we are not seeing a deterioration in portfolio beyond what we expected in this environment and while we are all subject to the direction of the economy and potential impact of more distancing and prot
germany is set to rein in public and private parties. it s inflation rate falls further below zero. the ecb may need to do more. christine lagarde speaks in 90 minutes time. disney cuts deep. they will lay off 28,000 workers at its resort business, leaving one of the deepest economic scars of the covid era. welcome to the program. just gone 7:00 in london. waiting for data to come out from the u.k. economy and some news expected from shell. let s get to the u.k. data first. this is the final reading on u.k. gdp, coming in not far away from where we anticipated it to be. estimate was 21.7. 19.8 percent for the quarter on quarter numbers. these are all negative. a retreat of 19.8% in the second corner. the estimate was 20.4%. that s just a small detail. we are dealing with incredibly large negative numbers. they are very backward looking. the real question will be, how does that data perform? how has the economy performed since the second quarter? how will liberal perform as
installed within a whisker of february s all-time high. the cash trade is less than one hour away. your are your headlines. germany extends its job support team until the end of next year, spain s or rules out another national lockdown as cases rise. britain s vaccine bet, the u.k. backs a plan for a dna-based maxine. we look at a $50 million rates for a solution. and caveat emptor, u.s. consumer confidence drops to the lowest level in six years. we will get the latest french figures out this hour. just under one hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. let s look at how futures are trading. right now across europe, we are seeing slight green arrows. and i mean slight. you can call dax futures and euro stoxx 50 futures unchanged. in the u.s., we see most futures contracts falling this morning, although also very slight drops. s&p futures are unchanged after another record high yesterday. nasdaq futures gained about 1/10 of 1%. anna, what do you see on the gm
it will have to wait. the word from u.s. congress as the next tranche of stimulus may not come until august. president trump holds his first briefing and says wearing a mask is patriotic. and mixed picture for stocks but the euro holds onto gains after hitting an 18 month high as european earnings continue. beatics company abb estimates and we will speak to the ceo shortly. and elon musk s next payout. the tesla ceo qualifies for $2.1 billion more as the market value reaches another new milestone. the big test comes today as they report earnings. under one hour away from the start of cash trading in europe. let s take a look first off at futures. they are down. looking at jobs of about .25 to .33%. the euro is one of the most interesting stories today. what do you see on the gmm? got a little bit of weakness coming through in the asian session, down .2%. some breaking news. i mention it because it is good news. operating, a business in u.k. retail, i had to read this twice to