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Cigna came in with great earnings and a revised higher fullyear forecast. The stock taking a bit of a dive down 2. 5 . 5 coming up, we will hear from the ceo David Cordani after that result. Guy lets talk about what is happening in europe. The oil sector is lower because of shell. The Mining Sector is down. Chinese pmi data was super weak overnight. That is what we are focusing on, particularly the manufacturing side. Weve got this sorry surrounding what is going on with the trade narrative. The...

Talk about an apple a day. New reports the latest Iphone Models are selling better than they expected. Trade war hitting europe right where it hurts we are live from parma, italy with a look at one industry preparing for the worst. Ready to say cheese. It is friday, october 4. Worldwide exchange begins right now. Good morning. Happy friday welcome. Im in this morning for Brian Sullivan we start with breaking news out of hong kong where the chief executive carrie lam just wrapped up a press confe...

Gaining speed. A live report for that region next. Later commemorating the street that may have saved americas favorite past time its your rbi and its actually baseball related its all on this friday september 6th as Worldwide Exchange begins right now. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome from where ever in the world you may be watching. Happy friday thanks for being with us we start with morning from breaking news out of europe. The latest gdp numbers in the Second Quarter th...

welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a group of big american banks has injected $30 billion into a smaller regional bank, first republic, which had been seen as at risk of failure. it comes as fears grow of a crisis in the global financial sector. shares in european banks hit a two—month low after the eurozone�*s central bank hiked interest rates by 0.5%. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more. this clearly is a big boost. there were fears he...

Raising 75 basis points as expected, the Fourth Meeting in a row theyre doing that it is interesting though the statement added this line, saying that the fed anticipates ongoing rate increasing will be appropriate to get inflation back to the 2 foal. Then the statement says this, in determining the pace of future increases in the target range the committee will take into account cumulative tightening Monetary Policy, the lags which Monetary Policy affects the Economic Activity and inflation in ...

Exacerbating supply chain issues because of lockdowns. The fed will continue to run off its Balance Sheet as planned that pace starting in september will be 60 billion in treasurys and 17. 5 billion in mortgagebacked securities. That continues to the statement, goes on to say the fed will adjust monetary stance based on eve merging risks. This was a unanimous statement, includes votes 3 00 new members, full board, lisa cook, michael barr. The fed raising rates 75 basis points as expected but say...

Across board. The big one, the fed sees federal funds rate at 4. 4 by end of this year. The fed sees one more rate hike in 2023 and possibly and rate cuts in 2024 and 2025. This year with two meetings left the Federal Reserve is indicating those hikes could be 75, 50 basis point combination of those two to get to the 4. 4 federal funds rate at end of this year. Cuts in 2024 they have to go back, go going back to the 25 basis point moves which the fed chairman does like to do, four rate hikes, ra...

In arm . At this point the white house is not answering that direct question. They say the ambassador to france was hereful she was part of the march, you by spoke to a number and the ab tense absence was duly noted. No first lady no secretary of state who speaks french so elegantly, their presence here was missed. This morning. There is really still so much emotion here. I have been at this site for a little over an hour now. This Charlie Hebdo location and people are still coming by. People st...

New York and California have lost $1 trillion apiece, thanks to the steady departure of big tech firms and Wall Street banks over the past several years.

For the first time in more than 12 months, the pace of consumer price hikes accelerated on an annual basis.