Bryce Baschuk News Today

Citis analyst call is getting underway. Jp morgan had their analyst call. Those stocks are now lower. Sonali basak has been on the call and joins us now. Why the rollover here . What has been the take away so far . Sonali we saw lower Loan Loss Provisions than initially expected, but at the same time, theres a lot of uncertainty ahead. Reserves releasing slowly because we dont know what the economy is going to look alike the future. Jamie dimon told media this morning that there could be conside...

The last halfhour or so. The morning started out on a grim note with initial jobless claims very close to 3 million once again. Of smallerixth week jobless claims, but nevertheless , at those rates, it is still pretty dire. The dollar index is stronger today. Weaker euro and weaker sterling, too. We continue to see gains in the oil patch. 37, and brent crude trading above 30 a barrel. Governor Andrew Bailey also seeing the bank of england is not currently considering lowering Interest Rates belo...

Bloomberg News reporter Bryce Baschuk has left the news organization and is now freelancing. He previously covered the World Trade Organization and was based…

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