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Im Francine Lacqua. The focus is on the markets. There was the rally we talked about, now a bit of a correction. Certainly it started in the u. S. If you look at u. S. Futures, they are gaining. European stocks are pretty much flat. There are much more concerns, which led to the selloff about the second wave of infections, but also the prospect of a protracted american recovery that seems to be easing treasuries. The other things i wanted to show you, because there is u. K. E. U. Negotiations on brexit, but also the u. K. Economy shrinking a record 20. 4 in april as businesses and workers reel...

Essentially may pay them to lend and that the dax would drop, you would have locked me out of the room, but that is what happened yesterday. David we have someone to explain it all to us. Our very special guest is Mohamed Elerian. We think of him as a bloomberg columnist. Welcome back. It is good to have you here. Mohammed co. Wonderful mohamed wonderful to be here. Jon the republican caroline the republican president ial candidates stayed away from namecalling. Trump said his campaign has been a positive force. Frankly,ump i think the republican establishment or whatever you want to call it s...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...