economy to grow in 2020. can it endure? and europe s pandemic pain continues with renewed lockdown and travel restrictions. 6:00 a.m. in london, 7:00 a.m. in paris, she is back in the seat, we re joined again, annmarie, the debate is whether we have regime change, we have an administration change, is there a regime change in the market and what did the dollar do on friday, good to see you. annmarie: good morning, manus, i know you re loving that regime change in the bond market, the potential from goldman sachs 1.5, i know yesterday on your show, you talk about steven majors, 3.75% and i think today the dollar is going to be the big story with the dow jones reporting the fact that when yellen goes up for her confirmation, she is going to say that the market determines where the dollar should trade, not what the president of the united states says, things the past four years with president trump. manus: absolutely, the rhetoric that came from the white house. she is going to u
global coronavirus cases top 2 million. germany is set to start loosening the lockdown for next week, and president trump will unveil guidelines to reopen today. european futures turned positive despite historic declines in retail and factory gauges, sinking stocks on wall street. attention turns to today s jobless claims. plus, wti crude at an 18 year low amid a record collapse in the u.s. fuel demand. washington is considering paying drillers to leave oil in the ground. just under an hour away from the start of cash trading. nymex crude still under $20 a barrel, but rising today. we see futures doing the same, regardless of where you look. european futures are up half a percent. on dax a percent futures, quarter percent on ftse futures. dow jones, s&p, and nasdaq many contracts all showing a little bit just the slightest 10th of a percent of a game today. anna? anna: let s talk about the breaking news from european corporates. the travel and leisure sector in focus when i
acceleration in investment since june as industrial output eats estimates beats estimates. could a firmer recovery be underway? treyew brexit e.u. chief pulls no punches on his first washington trip, cautioning president trump about protectionism and short-term thinking. we spoke about him exclusively on resetting relations. the objective of the visit is to try to reset the relationship,t ry to understand each other in relation at the moment and find common ground with the united states. we started on a positive note. matt: barclays is cutting around 100 senior jobs across corporate and investment bank as the lender looks to rein in costs. morgan stanley plans to 80 dozens of staff at its wealth business in asia. let s look first at futures. even after the new record we hit yesterday, we re looking at gains in futures, and fairly substantial gains at that. dax futures up 0.5%. u.s. futures, not the same size but the same direction, green a rrows on the nasdaq, s&p and d
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breaking news and maitland, a bomb threat at a local jewish community center. michelle: jason: many of those kids were evacuated. we are learning it is one of at least two jewish community centers that have been threatened. amanda ober is live and maitland with the breaking details. what can you tell us? amanda: two bomb sniffing dogs from seminole county are here inside the jewish community center examining every inch of the building to make sure there are indeed not any explosives inside. hundreds of kids were evacuated down maitland avenue and just beyond where you see those emergency vehicles, they were walked down stance for two lake to lake sybelia elementary. hundreds of people were evacuated shortly after 10:00 the jcc received a bomb threat. investigators say the call came from a man whose voice was skies by a robotic of fact. the man said there was a palm inside the school and was going to take out as many children as possible. teachers and students appeared to