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is it better to travel then arrive? what would impeachment really mean for brazil? welcome. where a half hour away from the open. let me take you to the bloomberg did let me show you where we think that open is going to be. it is a shortened week, as a result you may not see the volume you normally get. we will be opening softer did the euro stoxx down by .3%. the cac looks like it is going .6%.en softer, down by what else is on the move? king dollar. what is happening as the recent move down has the recent move down started to run out of steam. you it is up by .1% good crude, that fellow friday, it has extended into monday. we are trading on the brent contract, just north of 50. we are going to talk to a major out of nigeria. shanghai very strong. that rally continues. take a look at gold. check out the gold-silver ratio. let s talk about what we need to know good here is the bloomberg first word news with timothy loehmann often. above 50,000 level for the first time i

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