Child for antitrust how it could become the post posterchild for a market pullback time to risk less. Theres a growing sector of the bank any time theres a growing activity in the banking seccer it to could be time to take a breath carter thats right, with the bump up in rates, regional banks have come back to life in a big way theres been m a in the Asset Management space so were going to look at some of these areas of the market in relation to the republican and zero in on blackrock the first chart you have three lines even though it looks like two. The top line is the s p. The threeyear chart, s p up 38 . The two other lines are tightical and two separate Industry Groups in the s p the first is s p 500 investment banks and brokers, thats goldman sachs, Morgan Stanley and others and the other is s p 500 Asset Managers and trust banks, things like t. Rowe, blackrock, invesco, state street and so forth imagine on a threeyear basis having no gains. Look at a chart since the financial cr
Republican leader Mitch Mcconnell says President Trump is right to protest the vote cap. The u. S. Sanctions more people in hong kong over chinas increasing control. Washington has suspended its treaty with hong kong and ended reciprocal treatments on shipping. Haidi lets take a look at this market situation we are setting up for. It is firmly risk on after all the really bullish view overnight on account of the high efficacy from the biotech vaccine. Asx 200 trading higher by 1 10 of 1 . It is a handful of asiapacific markets there is or going into overboard territory. One of those is new zealand. We are seeing kiwi stocks of about 9 10 of 1 . We have the rbnz decision ahead of us this week but that market is up now for six consecutive sessions. Nikkei futures reversing pretty dramatically at the moment. Above looking at opening 25,000 for the first time in 30 years. Trading at thell highest since november 1991. A quick look when it comes to u. S. Futures as well. S p active futures u
Up to deliver vaccines to remote areas. We start on wall street where the Stock Market Rally continues with the s p 500 and nasdaq closing at new record highs. Americas Top Companies are reporting better than expected results. The senate is inching towards passing President Biden s 1. 9 trillion stimulus package. And theres been another fall in the number of americans filing forjobless benefits a sign the Labour Market is stabilising. There are still huge problems facing the worlds biggest economy but investors believe the flow of cheap money from the Federal Reserve will keep on coming. The biggest problem isjust that we have 20 million americans who are still in some state of receiving Unemployment Insurance benefit so we still have a really long way to go on the labour front and that take quite a bit of time to resolve. But gdp and output may recover faster but it will take more time to employ that many americans. I think it means that for market, we now believe that for market, we
Joe biden making that final push to win over voters just days before the election. Brian sullivan lays out the big guide in one big battleground stooit stat state. And well go live overseas into the deep dive an app hes success. Youre watching World Wide Exchange good morning, im dominic chu in for Brian Sullivan. Lets get right to how the money and the markets are shaping up right now as you have been seeing in the corner of your screen, stock futures are indicating a lower open, right now the dowism app isdow implie nearly 400 points. S p by about 49. And the nasdaq lower by 220. Well get in to that more. Stocks are looking to cap off what has been an incredibly turbulent week the three major indices are now done between 3 and nearly 6 so far in just that short time span alone. It is also the last trading day of the month and october proving to be a tough one for investors. The dow down nearly 4 , the s p down 1. 5 . And the nasdaq with a fractional gain, although we know the nasdaq
Beethoven is for us. Is for. Beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary year. Its still too close to call no clear winner of the u. S. President ial election yet we still dont know who will run the Worlds Largest economy and the uncertainty is putting of markets on a. Poll say 35 percent of the voters named the economy as their main concern when casting the ballot we look at the economic implications of this knife edge election. But those economic implications dont just apply its what americans our correspondent in nairobi brings us the latest in african reactions to the vote. Welcome to d. W. Business im joined now the one in berlin thanks for joining us the u. S. Election continues to be a nail biter and we cant be sure who the winner will be taking a look at the u. S. Election map we see so far neither President Donald Trump nor his democratic challenger joe biden have clinched the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win trump has defied pollsters expectations by hanging on to several b