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Good morning, everybody. Welcome. Youre watching the pulse live from bloombergs European Headquarters here in london. Im guy johnson. Francine lacqua is off today. She will be back soon. What else have we got coming up for you . Well, the brick is back. Were live with legos c. E. O. Look at the amazing turnaround. Cybersecurity heads underground. re going to go inside a mountain larry. Lair. Lets get to our main story first of all. Tensions rising in the ukraine. Kiev is telling moscow to back o...

Afternoon. We have new earnings after the bell. Allen financial is going public. Allied financial is going public. It will price after the bell and begin trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange. Quiet day today. Futures are up fractionally. 10 year yield goes nowhere. The rogue its a little bit of strength. A little bit of strength. Nymex crude advances. Screen. Next last 24is better in the hours. Twoyear yield is better. Call it the yellen meter. Tone. Set the the inflationadjusted, pri...

Consumer prices are 7.9% higher than where they were a year ago. that is the sharpest spike in 40 years. and get ready, it could get wears. lets bring in cbcs senior economic supporter litzman and halima croft. steve, these are bad inflation numbers, but put it into context for us. how do they fit in the overall economic picture? >> its probably the biggest negative of the economy right. now we have a couple of other good things going for us right now. we have a strong job growth and a reasonabl...

Consumer prices are 7. 9% higher than where they were a year ago. that is the sharpest spike in 40 years. and get ready, it could get wears. lets bring in cbcs senior economic supporter litzman and halima croft. steve, these are bad inflation numbers, but put it into context for us. how do they fit in the overall economic picture? >> its probably the biggest negative of the economy right. now we have a couple of other good things going for us right now. we have a strong job growth and a reasonab...

Oil price rises put Opec under pressure Oil-producing nations meet this week to decide whether to turn on the taps to increase supply 3 March 2021 • 6:00am Saudi Arabia’s Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman and Russia’s deputy prime minister Alexander Novak will meet on Thursday via video-link to take decisions that will determine oil prices for months to come.  They and other Opec officials at the meeting will be under pressure from members to lift production cuts that have sustained oil prices...