Jump that that 49 increase is the biggest jump. On top of that, one point 4 billion worth of gains. That is more than double what you saw one year ago. On top of that, equity underwritings, huge gains. We will see how this keeps going on. They are seeing saying there priceline is strong. A different story than what we are seeing at the Consumer Banks that have seen many declines. Big in terms of ipo trading at goldman. How sustainable is that . Sonali as long as the markets are healthy, this can keep going on. Our sources are telling us the election can create a bit of a pause. The pipeline is huge for next year as well. You dont know when airbnb is going to go and there are a lot of unicorns looking to break into the public markets. When the ipos fail, you know that there is sachs waiting on the sidelines. Guy we are going to leave it there but we will continue the conversation. She will continue to brief us. Thank you very much indeed. Joining us now for more on those , baird is davi
Dow indicated up by about 200 points, s p up by about 20 and nasdaq up by about 59. The dow closed above 26,000. S p was actually up about two points ant the nasdaq up about 32 treasury yields about where weve been 10year around 0. 7 . This morning, it is at 0. 715 overnight, twitter adding a warning to a post by President Trump. The tweet is a video of two toddlers running down the side walk that had been altered that said racist baby probably a trump voter. Twitter tagging that as manipulated media with a link that the original was cnbc story about a friendship between two toddlers the continued battle between social media and some of the social Media Companies and President Trump. Facebook removing Trump Campaign ads that used a banned hate group symbol to identify context. It issued a red triangle symbol used by nazis. The campaign used that symbol as it denounced antifa, a group of protesters the president has blamed for vandalism during the protests a lot of back and forth in ter
Time now for our top market moving news from our new york team. Joining me Bloomberg Opinion columnist brooke sutherland. What were some of your Key Takeaways . Brooke i think what is interesting is target talks about First Quarter comparable sales being up, but nearly all of that was from digital. Digital comparable sales were 141 in the quarter. Those sales come at a cost. They are more expensive. The natural supply chain dynamics of delivering products to homes rather than having them purchased instore is more expensive for target, so you are seeing that market squeeze. Clothes,rent buying where target gets more of a higher profit margin. They were buying food any essentials. Is this a structural shift . Are people getting so used to ordering online that they will continue to order these items . They did also callout market share gains, which is key. Given Amazon Logistics troubles, are you going to be seeing customers rediscovering target and walmart, some of these longerlasting st
In europe. European stocks hitting a 20 bounce up from the bear market in 2020. A little bit of selling on the bond market as growth questions continue and Oil Takes Another leg lower. Lets get right to the bank numbers. Jp morgan shares up by about 2 . They reported blowout fixed income and trading revenue. With us now is Alison Williams is sonali basak. Sonali provisions for loan losses are really skyrocketing here, more than 8 billion expected. A lot of it is coming from the consumer business, where those provisions are more than 5 billion. On the other end of the loan but, we are expecting lower Net Interest Income this year. Also, as one would expect with lower interest rates, that would come into about 55 billion, lower than the 57 billion dollars initially estimated. On the bright side, we saw Net Interest Income for the quarter come in pretty healthy, and fixed income revenue beat by almost 1 billion. Trading was able to hold up. The question is, wasnt able to hold up well in a
The safe haven bid comes off. The selling in the bond market is not as fierce as the buying and the equity market, something to keep note, as the 10 year yield rises 19 basis points. Crude getting back may be half of the losses from yesterday, up by about 10 . We will see. If that can hold. Time now for globe we will see if that can hold. Time now for global exchange. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. We begin with the markets. Stocks stabilizing globally following the deepest equity route since the financial crisis. Joining me now with more is bloombergs dani burger. s p futures hitting their upper band limit, 5 . Here in europe, we see equities gaining about 4 . Yields gaining back. But given the scale of yesterdays losses, this is no ordinary day. Is this a dead cat bounce . Volume has been a touch light. Back. Not coming yields not coming back is fiercely, as you pointed out. Overnight, it looked like u. S. Futures were heading there to lower th