vaccination campaign. the u.k. looking to uproot the astrazeneca vaccine as early as this week. and alibaba s share buyback program fails to help. 6:00 a.m. in london. we are back together. it is a one-day special. good morning. $900 billion in pandemic relief. chaos of we did? chaos avoided? it is our last show together before the the new year. finally back together again. one of the uncertainties going into the new year was about the relief bill. the president is still pushing for $2000 checks. it does not look like the republicans will buy into it. if the fading days of toleration. we will debate a great many things. do you buy more tech? did you enjoy yourself last week? you know the right answer. no.he answer is certainly it was a little boring without you ll. and manus is the first person to call me on christmas morning. the show continued even when we were not together. it is the final monday trading day of the final week of the 2020 year and many are ready to bid
the market looks for more reassurance on rates. the chinese president makes his first public remarks of the bite in europe. merkel, macron follow this year s digital davos. welcome to daybreak europe. i am manus cranny in dubai, broadcasting from home. anne-marie annmarie will be back with us shortly. jeremy grandson had a look at the s&p 500. global stocks continue higher and the data stack nasdaq up. we are ready to burst the euphoria. you will see something. if the last few weeks to throw your chips on the table before the most spectacular of busts. the bond market has gone that long for the first time in three years. equity markets pop and burst and roll down. do you want to be long treasuries, long the dollar, down by .8%? the overall risk momentum stays higher. there are protests in russia but we will talk about what that means later in the show. you are just seeing the dollar ruble movement by over 1% this morning so again, momentum building. what can happen in r
company s shares slumped after reports it could be added to the u.s. blacklist. discord rains. oil retreats as opec fails before today s meeting. the uae and pakistan are said to be opposed to the current cuts. 6:00 a.m. in london. it has just gone 10:00 a.m. in the dad. rally?uld stop the maybe if yields bust above 1%, but that looks highly unlikely in a world of quasi-yield controls. good to have you back in hq. annmarie: good morning, manus. glad to be back in london hq. one of the things the market seemingly continues to forget about, but this weekend we heard from all the top experts in the united states. dr. deborah birx saying post-thanksgiving we are already seeing the disease likely.s 10 times more awake is w keeps her awake is what could happen after memorial day. aboutey are dealing with 100,000 infections a day. manus: go to the front of bloomberg.com. we have the headlines coming up across the bloomberg terminal at the moment. take a look at bloomberg.com becau
merkel is said to have warned germany could exceed 19,000 cases in a day. trump and joe biden square off in the first presidential debate tonight. bloomberg television and radio will have special coverage and analysis on the head-to-head. 6:00 a.m. in london, 7:00 a.m. in frankfurt and 9:00 a.m. in the difc. differencell it make to markets who wins technically? tell you what is questionable, who is the greatest of them all? slightly schizophrenic in the equity market but do you want to walk naked for the next 30 days into an election and be short the dollar? we will take a look at the dollar. kitties is the carry trade getting unpacked. the short dollar by the e.m. buy the em. this is the biggest losing trade out there. bmp into the election, high vol, there will be a better opportunity. the fx carry trade is down nearly 3% this quarter, adding to the dollar. do you walk naked into the woods into a u.s. election with no dollars around your neck? let s talk about the marke
autonomy is said to have featured prominently. coronavirus cases reach a record fueled by latin america. infections in florida hit a record high while texas governor said contagion is accelerating at an acceptable rate. 9:00: 6:00 a.m. in london, in dubai. what a morning. how to lose friends and alienate a president. would peter navarro be the man that would kill the china trade deal? that is the question posed to the markets. our next guest said a trillion dollar round-trip. words matter. good morning. you never want words to be taken out of context, do you? it certainly did radel overnight. overnight. it does really just highlight even though we have seen a powerful rally from the march lows, how sensitive these markets are to any sign of risk out there. this takes us back to david bloom s comments. risk on, risk off. aussie, kiwi, you see the disintegration of risk off, straight back onto the fuel. how are the markets? on the screen in asia, which is interesting, because