establishment. welcome to countdown everybody. i am anna edwards. 6:00 in london. many people focused on what is happening in wyoming over the weekend. that seems to be the focus of the market s attention, eerie calm as we wait for janet yellen who will be speaking, there. lettuce for the risk radar on various asset classes overnight, the dollar rally the theme, a four-day street. fairly flat now, how hawkish will janet yellen be? even if she is dovish about the long-term, how contrasting will central-bank policy seem to be across the atlantic? and will that do to the yen? questions as we go towards jackson hole. the shanghai composite in there for you because it is one of the few asset classes that we are seeing, down by 1%. the broader asian picture is fairly flat, illustrating with the msci asian-pacific questions around shanghai, will be government decrease financial markets once again. crude oil in there up by one quarter of a percent, fairly sluggish at 46.88. holding
more than $25 billion come hedge funds last month. the biggest month redemption monthly reduction since 2009. caroline: we have cautious trading ahead of jackson hole. federal reserve chair speaking tomorrow. futures down 20% if you re looking at the euro stoxx 50 at .2%moment futures down if you re looking at the euro stoxx 50 at the moment. i know you re good to be checking other assets. manus: into the calm before the storm. that is a part of the debate will have today. repressed volatility. is it qe at work echo stocks in the u.s. lowest since 1994. bloomberg dollar index at the top of your screen, up .4%. we are shifting into they five of the dollar bid zone on that. underneath that you got crude oil up .25%. he had stockpiles again. u.s. suppliers up by 2.5 million barrels. greenfield ceo says short crude at these levels, $50. is it a moment of recovery or more pain echo pain? growth will be close to zero this year. .olitics is the dominant theme i am or has a swo
face to face for the first time the covid patient and the trial donor whose plasma helped her to recover. and coming up on bbc news, the three most powerful men in english football are grilled by mps, as they look to find a solution over a financial rescues package for lower league clubs. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. gps have been asked to be on standby from the start of next month to offer the new covid vaccination, if regulators say it s safe and effective. the government s already ordered enough doses of the vaccine for 20 million people. this as the number of weekly registered deaths involving coronavirus in england and wales has exceeded 1,000 for the first time since june. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson has more. a possible coronavirus vaccine has been likened to a light of the tunnel. the uk may have its first jab by christmas, although unsure how long it will last. this will be a colossal effort to roll this out, which the nhs is leadi
he worked for many years in the foot ball he worked for many years in the football in the united states with the word is used combat that that was something that he used by default but except that he should not have used it. and he also said it wasn t language that was regarded as acceptable in this country. nonetheless he has resigned and he is going. that s greg clark. in the last few minutes, habitually we ll get some the prime minister has disclosed that he s spoken to the us reaction to the claims. john barnes president elect, joe biden. borisjohnson says he s looking forward to working with the new us administration . the former england footballer is on the former england footballer is on the line. thank you for speaking to in a tweet he says, a skill you just heard this as we have in the last couple of minutes, what you make of his decision to go in the light of the controversial remarks have caused? it s a question of whether he has decided to go solely for the remark
in the afternoon. a bit cooler on sunday than on sunday. it stays warm because of the jet mild until wednesday but thursday and friday the blue and northerly air, it will feel considerably colder. but at least by the end of the week it is a bit quieter. all change for the week ahead. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid i9. the us president elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump s handling of the crisis. mr trump has insisted he won t put the us into lockdown, and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. i will not go.this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the. whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell. a ban on the sale of new petrol
and england goalkeeper ray clemence has died at the age of 72. now on bbc news. as the nhs in wales deals with one of its biggest ever challenges, many patients are left wondering what it means for them long term. bbc wales investigates follows those dealing with life and death i m off to hospital today for my fifth session of chemotherapy. my friend kirsty is driving me up. i have been very lethargic and that has frustrated me quite a bit to be honest. simon green is having treatment for a fast growing brain tumour. kirsty and her five year old daughter have been helping him through it. he is a massive part of our family, we call him uncle si si. i ve explained to lucia in simple terms. but she doesn t think he s better because he s up and about and doing things. i explained to lucia that si si has got a bad head, and she said, mummy, i ll give him lots of kisses on his head, and i d make him better like i did before. and i said, yeah, that d be that d be a really good.
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