Sure, the data is torturing us. Its a simulcast, Bloomberg Radio, bloomberg division. Jon ferro preparing for arsenal liverpool monday. Jim paulsen here on the equity markets. Lisa is focused on 3 00 p. M. Monday afternoon. Jonathan i was just shocked about how kind you were being to me at the top of the hour. Lets get to the turnaround in this equity market. A bounce off the low. In europe, still down hard on the equity benchmark in front ridge, germany in frankfurt, germany. The banks in europe are down for a seventh straight session. It is a tough ride for the financials when the outlook to the economy is not looking good, and the outlook for Interest Rates is just low for a long even longer, given what we have seen in the last couple of weeks. Tom its got to be a major theme into q4. That goes to the energy here on new york wall street, and how banks and global wall street may be will right size into the slower economy. Lisa and how do you write size at this point, given the cuts t
Reserve and other central bankers, academics, public and private Sector Economists and members of the news media for this annual gathering. As you well know, its been our custom for nearly four decades to welcome you to wyoming, served for the kansas city that. I look forward to return to the online format, senate expressing my gratitude for those who travel around the globe to attend for managing jet lag. Appreciation to those attempting to manage local. With the current time, ranging from 6 00 a. M. Thursday to 1 00 a. M. Friday. This year has been an extraordinary one for Monetary Policy and central banking. Issues with time including the level of Interest Rates the effects of heightened uncertainty and how to effectively communicate Monetary Policy have been amplified by the economic fallout of the pandemic. For more than a decade, it seems the central has been in the shadow of the Global Financial crisis. It may be that the pandemic stems even further. The truly extraordinary poli
Kansas citys economic symposium titled, navigating the decade ahead. Implications for Monetary Policy. Name is esther george, president of the kansas city fed. Im pleased to be joined by Federal Reserve chairman jay powell as well as many of my colleagues from the Federal Reserve and by other central bankers, academics, public and private Sector Economists and members of the news media. Foras been our custom nearly four decades to welcome you to beautiful jackson hole, wyoming, part of the region served by the kansas city fed. Returning forward to to that setting next year. Format, instead of expressing my gratitude to those who travel around the globe to attend the symposium while managing jet lag, i will offer my appreciation to those attempting to manage local time zone where the current time now ranges from 6 00 a. M. Thursday to 1 00 a. M. Friday. This year has been an extraordinary one for Monetary Policy and central banking. Many of the issues that weve talked about for some tim
A bad case of fear of missing out on the rally welsh as a touching 4 week highs investors betting on a revival in china less fussed about hong kongs economic woes and a sweeping National Security law. Hong kong is struggling to clean up the economic mess caused by coronavirus and months of protests the new security law bans socalled subversion and foreign intervention in the city its rattled nerves in the territory which was already on edge. Critics including the u. S. Fear the law undermines hong kong status as a free wheeling capitalist haven the u. S. Is introducing sanctions and it wants beijing to back down we hope that beijing would simply have the confidence to let one country 2 systems work and to let hong kong be hong kong this is simply a question of honoring an agreement that was already made and that worked very well for many years. Weary from months of protests and uncertainty and bester is hoped the new law will at least bring clarity behind saying index close nearly 4 pe
Yesterday thanks to walmart and the good numbers we saw there. S p futures are indicated up by 28 points. The nasdaq up by 96 points again we are on the worst week for the stock market since may well see what happens today with the gains, or if they can hold on to them through the opening and the close later on today. The treasury market was different story. A lot of concern about whats happening with yields. The 30year fell below 2 for the first time in history. This morning its yielding 2. 026 the tenyear fell to the left level in three years this morning that yield is slightly higher, 1. 564 . Tenyear twoyear no longer inverted overnight in asia, we saw some green arrows some gains there the nikkei up barely the hang seng was up a percent the shanghai was up by a third of a percent in europe, londons ftse ohm ed higher after a nearly twohour delay because of a Technical Glitch elsewhere in europe, you can see the green arrows are there across the board the smallest advancer is the f