Where people cannot really go to showrooms . What is the bigger problem, selling the car as you want to make, or making the cars that you are used to making . Biggest challenge early on was getting back so that we could make vehicles. We had a lot of work to do to make sure we took all the necessary precautions, learned lessons from china, korea, from our work in making ventilators and masks, and putting that to practice to bring people back to build vehicles. I am proud of how will the team adapted to working from home, and our dealers who have been great partners, going mostly online for the sales process, and developing a clean delivery system. Everyone adapted fairly well. Lifelongu were a General Motors person, you grew up in michigan, your father worked at pontiac. Stanford Business School and then came back to General Motors, worked her way up. Havee last six years, you been the ceo of the company. You worked through the Great Recession, also through 9 11. Compare this situation
You see the reaction in the bond market. Volumes are light. We dont know much information at this stage. We will talk about it and give you an idea how to hedge at some of the risks. The countdown to the close starts now. The countdown is on in europe. This is Bloomberg Markets european close with guy johnson and alix steel. Guy stoxx 600 down by 0. 4 . Bobbing around that place all day. Treasury markets in the states are closed. Volumes a little light. That is as far as you can go with that one. Shell is up a bit. Energy, that is what you will see. The opposite ends of the spectrum, air france is down by 9 today. There is an impact on air travel here. Russian airspace closed, closing up another piece of airspace as well. Higher oil prices. All of this not good news for the airline sector, air france. It is down by over 9 right now. So there is an obvious first steps the markets are taking. Not enough information to take a second steps, the third steps in terms of understanding the imp
Oil and gas rally. Producing as much as 8. 5 cubic meters a day welcome to bloomberg markets. This is always a tough day. You have a human tragedy event and then you trying to figure out how to manage that. It is a difficult to understand. . Now into the world of uncertainty, which is hard to price. You get the classic reaction that we get today. The u. S. Bond markets are closed. You buy the dollar. You buy oil. This is the classic play. You sell stocks, so i do not think that weve learned anything today that is particularly useful. What comes next would be determined ultimately by how the israelis react, what happens next, and whether or not this remains symmetrical. Today i do not think it really teaches us anything useful. What comes next is hard to determine. We have an ongoing war with russia and ukraine and a series of supply disruptions. All of that needs to be put into the equation. There is a kneejerk reaction. That kind of dynamic, how long those trends really play out is a