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We are looking at a contraction for the year between 1 and 4 . Looking at where china is, reality starting to bite, trading lower right now. Pmi front and center. Chinas economy has been damaged. A lot of the world still is shutting down. The downward revision in expectations may only be just beginning. Nikkei, lower by 4 . Jitters also there in the market. For globalmism governments to cushion the blow from the coronavirus outbreak. Lets flip the page, take a look at where we are in terms of th...

To back the bell and set to publish their own support program. Force johnson orders the u. K. Into a three weeks lockdown, sweeping new laws to breakup gatherings and fine any dissenters. Taylor meantime, i want to bring you some breaking news coming out of china. Their companies are having the worst quarter on record, according to china. The headline as it catches my eye, the economy has not gotten better as much as we thought they would be returning to work. It looks for the first three months...

David a very good morning to all of our viewers joining us right now. New trading week. Lots to talk about in the markets. Shins and up and running as well. Focus will be on where we go with those markets. No one knows until we get there. Lets get a lay of the land of how things look. Where does this really set us up as we get underway this monday . Have a look at it at our bloomberg chart. G btv 7910. Into thursday, into friday, that little gap, more than a massive gap. Really push the market t...

Good morning, everybody. Welcome. Youre watching the pulse live from bloombergs european headquarters. Were here in london. Im guy johnson. Lets get straight to our top stories. Protests in hong kong. Beijing Bank Authorities demanding that the chief executives of hong kong must now go. David, give us a sense of whats happening in hong kong right now. Well, what were seeing just today after the protesters once again blanketed the main roads into central hong kong, a lot of them have gone to work...

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