A slightly more positive note japans lower house of parliament approved a limited trade deal with the u. S. But now there is uncertainty over progress regarding highly contentious tariffs on its cars and car parts japan and the u. S. Formally signed a limited trade deal to cut tariffs on u. S. Ag giving President Trump a moral victory but now theres fear about next steps as trump known for his flip flopping ways have not confirmed that the u. S. Would scrap tariffs on Japanese Cars and car parts despite giving jack assurances it will analysts cited these times as unfavorable as details were intentionally vague giving us leverage to win more concessions at a later date what was actually close to a trade deal with mexico and canada just last week House Speaker nancy pelosi said that a breakthrough on the new trade agreement called the u. S. In ca was this is her word imminent President Trump has been pushing for this new trade agreement but one of the groups pushing back or us labor unio
For workers is former u. S. Representative alan Grayson Allen thanks for being. Here so lets begin here with the concerns over the u. S. In ca really being nothing more than just well lets call it this nafta 2. 00 which cost American Workers millions of jobs so why should American Workers believe that the u. S. Embassy a isnt just really going to be more of the same. Well it is more of the same and theres no doubt about that if they believe that theyre right its 2 or 3 ounces of nothing if we if you reach the point where the most important element of the deal is whether 62 percent or 75 percent domestic content is required the kind of cars being made in north america youre arguing over nonsense so there is only one thing in this deal that actually matters which is the fact that it gives you a path toward repealing that if youre willing to wait 16 years to do it. So now one of the biggest concerns over the u. S. M. C. A. Is whether or not its going to be enforceable and whether it will
China says unless you remove the december tariffs we dont have a deal otherwise. David dietze and kristen anderson, last but not least the wall street journal wealth reporter, veronica daguerre. David i will begin with you. One out of five s p 500 companies have already reported and 82 beating earnings estimates. 63 top line revenue estimates. So far, so good. What do you think . I generally agree with that. Remember the bar was set very, very low. Of course companies forced analysts to push down the ratings so it is easier to beat. Neil i thought i was only one who did that. Gave my parents d and fs and see cs would think i was genius. They learned from you. Expectations are very low. I am seeing pretty good beats. I like the fact revenue is coming up strongly. Remember that Information Technology sector that is really weighing down expectations for the s p 500. The rankandfile is doing extraordinarily well. Neil it is interesting, veronica, Biotech Sector on this stunning news out of
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The number of people convicted of rape in england and wales falls to its lowest level since records began. Mps call on Gaming Companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. Another batting collapse for england puts australia on top for the final ashes test at the oval. And at 11 30pm, well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, Georgina Wright and john stevens. Stay with us for that. Hello, good evening. The Prime Minister has denied lying to the queen about his reasons for suspending parliament. Boris johnson was speaking after scotlands highest civil court ruled yesterday that the shutdown was unlawful because it was intended to hinder parliamentary debate. Mrjohnson also dismissed concerns about newly released government papers detailing preparations for a no deal brexit scenario that contained warnings of medical shortages, food price rises and major cross channel trade delays. He said the documents were just sensible preparations.