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Steadily. By the time was finished, the delegated thousand points closing ahead 1985 points. The s p 500 finishing with a higher, markedly higher, 230 points. The nasdaq soaring 673. The decision today to declare a National Emergency, strong, swift action that opens up 50 billion of federal resources to help state and local governments fight the pandemic, waving interest on federal studentst loans until further notice directing the department of energy to buy up crude oil to store in the petrole...

The session. S p futures have been fading, but this after what was the second 4 gain in three days. Safe havens have also been big. Dollaryen, the bestperforming currency. At the same time we see a goal above 1600. 10year treasury yeild continue to hover around 1 . According to that millard have signe says that this is a that the safe haven assets he further weakness ahead. If it was up to him he would say sell into the rallies and there is a large chance maybe we will see a returns debtfree cha...

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Here in New Hampshire, this event [indiscernible] andoderate todays debate, governor patrick to the stage. [applause] thanks a lot. Professor, thank you for moderating this. Thank you all for being here. Thank you to open democracy for the invitation to be here. I could make it as plain as possible by taking that card and reading aloud. I actually wrote that sentence. Look, we have a handful of big ideas, and when i say we, i mean we americans, on which there are broad consensus. And theydont ha...

In fact 27 members minus the United Kingdom but youve got real problems youve got people like president macron of france as a very powerful reformer pushing for more integration youve got a kind of steady as she goes germany at the moment struggling with the leadership flux youve got rule of law issues nationalism populism in places like hungary and poland how do you reconcile thats life thats life it is their way these and we are not going to change these things other night but it does make it ...

Prevalent absolute everywhere. Lets get a sense of where we go from here in these markets. A good time to take a look at where the rest of the year looks with davos kicking often switzerland. The World Economic forum now underway. Joining us for a little bit further down the road from geneva, the silly askew not geneva,of bank from the cilia skin not because gkionakis. Vasileios i think a major suppressor of volatility and supporter of markets is the fed coming out in october and starting to it ...

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Will it make its way back to zero . Seems to be part of the conversation building in markets. Barrelumped above 65 a as supply disruptions in iraq brought concern to geoPolitical Risk. With more is Annmarie Hordern. Detention we are seeing in libya and iraq come very different in nature. What is the impact of these on oil supplies . Annmarie they are both geoPolitical Risks to the oil supply. In libya, the government says we could go to 72,000 barrels a day. This has to do with the eastern milit...

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Chancery behind me today around the table to discuss libya are simply too high ranking to not produce anything today there has to be an outcome because everybodys credibility is on the line to a certain degree but i dare say that germany that the European Union has the most to lose because this could be the next crisis on its own doorstep the United States russia can see that literally with a bit more distance russia particularly being rather comfortable with unresolved conflict situations and t...