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First time in years. And the fed the ecb cuts funding costs. Boris johnson pledges a lockdown exit plan. Welcome to daybreak era. As we head into may, how about these markets . 1987. St month since u. S. Equities. U. S. Jobless claims yesterday, the you want to focus on the unemployed or the fact that the claims have been decelerating for four weeks. We saw a red on the screen yesterday. More than 1 . Own a lot of markets closed. In asia, japan is open. Read on the screen for japan. Many are clo...

More protection, the ecb tweaks policy. The economy ravaged by the coronavirus. Ftse futures point lower, and much of europe is closed but we will see trading in london. Apital is coming apollo aims to raise 20 billion and several new funds for opportunities in distress and private debt, this after boeing sold 25 billion worth of bonds in the largest offering of the year. Just under one hour away from trading in the equity markets that are open. London notably, and the ftse futures are down this...

Interview with Michael Oleary is coming. Good morning. Also happy friday. It has been a long week. This is what your markets are doing and a lot of folks about what we heard from a we heard about will we heard from the European Central bank. We continue our earnings outlook. Was tech yesterday companies. This is what i am looking at, dollars up. U. S. Futures are down. Treasuries advancing. If you look at trading, holidays across many major markets. Gdpecb coming out with calls saying it could b...

Friday coming off the exhaustion of all of that central bank news, the analysis of the markets, the big tech earnings. I would focus on this may day, on the persistent theme, the dawning awareness about a seriousness a pandemic continues to be. One lighter note, there is a beach war in america. The governor of california is shutting down the beaches while alabama and texas are talking about opening the beaches. That is the distraction in a very difficult virus statistics. Howcine it is interesti...

To hand the country a 4 year ban on from all sporting events. We begin with new zealand where a volcano has erupted killing at least 5 people many more are still missing a webcam set up to monitor a white island called the moment of the eruption a number of people thought to be a tall group can be seen moving towards the crater up to 50 people including visitors from a cruise ship were on the island when the volcano sent a plume of smoke and ash thousands of metres into the edges. As the latest....

A 4 year ban of from all major sporting events including the tokyo lympics and football world cup in qatar. Paulo we begin in syria where russian and Syrian Government forces are escalating their assault on the last rebel held province and strikes have caused a mass exodus in observers say 18000 people have been displaced by the ongoing bombardment in just 24 hours dozens of civilians have been killed with mostly small villages in the countryside targeted so far this is all happening despite a t...

Our road map begins with 5 ge, its a big rebound next year shares are rallying. A pushback when a study finds elizabeth warrens palestinian would be nearly 30 less than projected. That tariff deadline is looming as the president prepares to meet with top trade advisers today lets begin with apple shares are down more than a percent on the heels that credit swiss saying iphones did drop 35 in coin. Analysts warning of the ongoing tariff threats they do couch it, jim, saying there is some seasonal...

In part because the chinese did respond to our last hike in tariffs. A spokesman for Chinas Ministry of commerce quoted as saying that escalations of a trade war wont benefit anyone two sides still planning to meet in september of course, much of this rhetoric or communication is what weve been seeing for some time. I dont think any of it necessarily means the chinese are not still in a stance that sort of has them backing off from full engagement that somehow would lead to a deal in the near te...

Hour of trade, barry knapp back. Certainly the tone feels better. Do you think its fundamental with the trade tensions or some month end rebalancing stuff . I suspect theres a bit of month end rebalancing going on i think its too early to tell whether the Macro Economic fallout from the latest negative Business Confidence shock has what degree of effect its had next weeks ism on tuesday, payrolls on friday, will be much more important bempl marks to see whether were over the hump sort to speak o...