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Tensions rise even further in the gulf. Iranian forces seize an oil tanker. Shery lets get you started with a quick check on how markets closed on thursdays session in the u. S. Equity indices mostly lower for most of the session before they saw a rebound after the dovish comments coming out of fed officials. , being led up. 4 higher by financials and consumer stocks, not to mention the fact that chipmakers gained ground. We had a positive outlook from an apple supplier. We had some geopolitical news being felt across the market. We had u. S. Equities gain a little bit of ground after we heard...

And direction that you are taking. But i think we here in Congress Need to be thinking longterm. Secretary moniz has made very clear that he wants to work through this process, but i worry that perhaps a future secretary of energy might not be as favorable to lng exports connelling out of this secretary around the administration. So i question that i would ask you very directly is whether or not you think s33, as it is written, is workable and achievable. Thank you, madam chair, for the question. First of all, we understand the intents and interest of this legislation and in fact, as i listene...

The latest diplomatic efforts falter. U. S. Congress is set to launch a probe into General Motors recall of nearly 1. 6 million vehicles worldwide. Plus, puerto rico will test investors appetites today as they sell 3 billion worth of bonds, the largest ever high yield debt deal. Hello. Warm welcome to todays worldwide exchange. The mystery of a missing Malaysia Airline flight continues today with no signs of its disappearance. We are looking into four areas. One is hijacking, two sabotage, three psychological problem of the crew and, four, personal problem among the crew. Malaysian authorities...

Christine Lagarde, French lawyer and politician who was the first woman to serve as France’s finance minister (2007–11), as the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (2011–19), and as president of the European Central Bank (2019– ). Learn more about Lagarde’s life and career.

Christine Lagarde, (born January 1, 1956, Paris, France), French lawyer and politician who was the first woman to serve as France’s finance minister (2007–11), as the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF; 2011–19), and as president of the European Central Bank (2019– ). Lagarde was educated in the United States and France. After graduating (1974) from the prestigious Holton-Arms girls’ college-preparatory school in Bethesda, Maryland, she studied at the Law School of the University of Paris X-Nanterre, where she lectured after graduation before going on to speci...