The Fatal Shooting this past spring of breonna taylor. Two police in her hometown of louisville, kentucky were shot after they were called to an area downtown yesterday. Police announced a curfew for the next two nights. The officers injuries were not lifethreatening. Police say they have made nearly 100 arrests in the city. There were also protests in new york, chicago, atlanta, and seattle. Bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie it is 1 00 p. M. In new york, 6 00 p. M. In london, and 1 00 a. M. In hong kong. Im vonnie quinn. Welcome to bloomberg markets. Here are the top stories from around the world we are following. Stocks reversing initial declines. Strong housing dated today and speculation of a new round of economic stimulus. We will discuss with tracy ahearn. It is one of the largest deals yet. United it was via United Wholesale mortgage valued at 15 billion. We will speak with mat ishbia
Provide administrator to provide information about security protocols with chinese behemoth tencent. Meanwhile, bytedance and oracle have tentatively agreed to a deal has to be approved by the Chinese Government, and there is significant confusion about timelines. Lets check in without markets ended the day with senior markets correspondent scarlet fu , leading declines but outperforming all year. What has been happening . Scarlet there was a lot going on and to some extent, you can blame the federal reserve, j powell saying rate will stay at current levels, lower for longer, but investors were expecting a dovish surprise and were left hanging. When you look at equities, most of the damages from the large cap, big tech names, but it was a broad decline, eight out of 11 sectors in 20 active 24 sectors finishing lower. Outperformance today were value encyclical stocks. If you look at the past two weeks, it has been a clear theme. The two bestperforming groups were materials and industria
Could take the stock to new heights. We hell join us as power lunch begins right now thank you. Its been a whip saw day for the markets with the nasdaq up nearly 1. 5 before turning negative bob will break down the wild swin swings for us. Bob. Its been a choppy trading day. Most of the stocks were up early o on thats the lows for the day for do docusign as well still trying to figure out what they want to do. They are figuring out, its hard to figure out what the right price is look at the things buffeting Technology Stocks that everybody has to figure out. We have accelerated revenues thats great news. All the work from home stuff we have stimulus with fed all in thats good news the reopening nar tirative is positive thats good news we have the momentum plays like the robin hohood people involved the traders get confused on whats the right price whats the right multiple with all this stuff going on. Look at this in the last seven or eight trading sessions, docusign has swung from a h
Go, it is the only index that is higher for the year. Lets bring back our investment strategist at allie on global advisors. Something romaine mentioned, the low volume. They, down about 14 versus average. In may and gosell away. How much can we rely on these doesnal trends to work, or that go out the window because we are in unprecedented times . Coincidentally, we are at a point where markets are at a bit of a crossroads here. We are just beginning this reopening process. Very much the coast of the country, where the High Economic stillnancial hubs are, largely closed. There is a lot of uncertainty on what lies on the others of this process. I think the market move does put us at a point where we may be priced to a very positive or at least the baseline stable scenario. You is interesting, and probably noticed this as well, but the dichotomy in the market from a sector by sector perspective is striking. Financials, energy, industrials. These are sectors you would expect to start movi
Welcome, michelle king. Author of the fix. Guest hi. Thank you for having me. Host its a pleasure to have you here. This is such an important book because its not just about the problems that women face in the workplace. Its so focused on solutions, and i love your key insight which is that we tend to give advice to women, a lot of books and con friends for women, telling them what they need to do and how they need to change. We need to lean in, we need negotiate more, and if were too nice well never get the corner office. What you point out is the truth is that women actually dont need fixing. Were not the ones that are broken. What is broken is the workplace, and as we know, workplaces were designed by men, for men, when women try to act like men, it has not work out very well for us. And i love how you put it. You say we need to call a timeout on the women fixing epidemic. And as you point out, of course, michelle, gender equality is not just about women. Your book, the fix, i is no