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happy monday. this is bloomberg: surveillance . khan francine lacqua in london. let s get to your markets. investors, trying to win a number of infections rising with all of the extra stimulus being put out. if you look at what the market is focusing on, stocks are falling, gold is nearing highs on concerns about the virus, treasuries on the dollar hovering below $40 a barrel in new york. market checks through the day. let s get to the first word news in london. here is dani burger. disappointing crowds for donald trump s first campaign rally since the virus outbreak. the event in downtown tulsa attracted far fewer supporters in the white house had touted. it was overshadowed by continuing criticism of the president s response to the pandemic and his reaction to protests against police brutality. you are warriors. thank you. we had some very bad people outside. [cheers] we had some very bad people outside. they were doing bad things. i stand before you today to declare th
GermanyNew-yorkUnited-statesOklahomaJapanIsraelChinaBeijingItalyCaliforniaLondonCity-of surging this morning. away from that, a jumble of news as we try to reframe for the second half of 2020. francine: we will look at the second half of 2020 shortly. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. morning. accountd south america from is two thirds of a new coronavirus cases and the latest reports. the death toll in brazil has now passed 50,000. there were a record 4500 new cases until or near. florida reported more than 4000 cases on saturday, also a record. back in england, andrew bailey has signaled a major shift in the strategy for removing emergency stimulus. tos stressing the need reduce the central bank balance sheet before raising interest rates. he has an op-ed in bloomberg opinion. he says this would give them more firepower in future crises. the disappointing turnout at was just the latest warning sign for his campaigns. criticismrshadowed by about the pandemic in the protest against police brutality. the president has fallen behind joe biden i
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