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From theto the concern economic hit caused by the pandemic. We have job losses here with a more modest hit in this part of the world. Else is going on out there and quickly looking at the dollar index is. We do have the dollar steady at the moment. We had the surge in the dollar seeing a little bit of a spike taking place. Being seen as a haven currency. The yen, 104. 49. New york crude, what we have here is a plunge taking place overnight. Nearly 5 . They recovered a little bit from that. 8 10 ...

On englands toughest lockdown level. Stocks higher on signs of a stimulus bill before the u. S. Possible. S still nancy pelosi tells bloomberg an agreement is urgently needed, by the white house warns there is still a ways to go. Shill. Etflix shares they miss estimates for subscribers. The forecast suggests the pandemic boom is starting to fade. You can see how the shares have fallen 6 . We are under one hour away from the start of cash trading in europe. Lets take a look at what futures are in...

Protests take their toll. Shery china continues to push the liberalized market with a more flexible loan. Japan and south korea have come online. Lets get straight market action. Offie the nikkei 225 is. 3 . Best court of the again since 2016. Asian stocks are drifting toward the year end. We are digesting the latest figures. We are going to be getting hong kong trade numbers. Taking a look at was going on in sydney. We are seeing shares snap a threeyear game. Paul lets get you uptodate with the...

She prepares his new years address. Is set to be ghosn in lebanon. One source tells us he fled japan ahead of a trial and financial misconduct charges. Markets in asia are winding down for the year. Australias equity market closes early this new year. Sophie has a final session how is the final session of the year looking . Sophie some pressure coming through. The aussie share market off 1. 2 , trimming the yeartodate gain but still set for the best year since 2009. Eminis little changed. Nikkei...

Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Breaking news coming through on the bloomberg terminal. Toshiba is set to sue western billion. Or ¥120 this is lawsuits rising. Toshiba seeks a permanent injunction against Western Digital. Developed y has talking about memory they delivered earlier. This is email saying theyre 120 billion yen. We will get more on that story and bring it to you. When it comes to rockstar central bankers, there arent many that have the ability to move markets like mario drag...

On rising asset prices. Spurring a little of a stock selloff. Well this worry the fed . Share buybackhe days after dan lopes hedge fund bought a big stake in the business. Will this keep the activist investor at bay or spur him on . Hour less than half an away from the start of cash trading. Lets take a look at what the bloomberg is telling us about where we sit right now. At the moment and looks like we are starting off on a negative story. Feeding off what we saw yesterday. I will show you an ...

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