Concerned about the move. Airbus against the biggest restructuring in its history. It will cut 15,000 jobs with the majority impacting the main bases of germany and france. 6 00 a. M. A manus in london, 7 00 a. M. In paris, and 9 00 a. M. In dubai. It is the three fs for friday, the fed, the fact she warning, and i thought i would throw in fedex because it is a nice triptych. I want to focus on the fed. Spirit toimbue a new the yield curve control narrative . Open interest in the bond market is the equivalent of 36 billion. The bond boys and girls are locked and loaded for yield curve control conundrum. Good morning. Nejra good morning. We are certainly seeing signs as you point to have that yield curve control trade alive and well in the bond markets. If we look at equities, i mean, best quarter for u. S. Equities since 1998, manus, and it is interesting because if we look ahead and think about where we go next, you can see the profit forecasts taking higher and some saying that will
Frances lockdown to may 11. U. K. Is planning its own extension this week. The daily rate of death in britain is expected to keep rising. Welcome to daybreak europe. After the best week for equity , we do start on the front foot. Exports in china dropping a little less than expected. U. S. Futures in positive territory. As we head into one of the most uncertain Earnings Seasons on record. A great quote i saw from one of our own analysts talked about the First Quarter being history, the Second Quarter being a mystery. That is how we are set up ahead of the earnings season in terms of equities. The 10year treasury yield is steady. Strongly asng london reopens today. We take a little bit of dollar weakness. You have the Commodity Currencies outperforming. Oil slightly on the front foot after the market seemed a little bit underwhelmed yesterday by the opecplus deal. Coronavirus,to global confirmed cases have reached 2 million and countries across the globe are weighing the timing for easi
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By Caitlin Ostroff U.S. stock futures wobbled Wednesday as an increase in global Covid-19 infection levels led to concerns about the pace of economic recovery. Futures tied to the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average wavered between gains and losses after two straight days of declines. Technology-heavy Nasdaq-100 futures slid 0.3%. A new wave of Covid-19 infections is sweeping through a number of countries including India and Japan, raising the prospect of fresh hurdles to the anticipated global economic rebound. Health authorities are also warning that new variants may emerge that are resistant to the existing batch of coronavirus vaccines. Given those concerns, investors are putting the brakes to what has been a furious rally in stocks in recent weeks, leaving the major indexes hovering near record highs.
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