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The cash trade less than one hour a day away. Stocks push higher as u. S. Coronavirus hospitalizations dropped, even as global cases top 20 million. Fresh stimulus remains elusive though, as President Trump looks to cut the Capital Gains tax. The earnings season continues, with numbers from heavy hitters, like softbank and prudential. Plus, we will speak with several ceos. Plus, ready and able, the bank of england. One member tells the times the bank will step up their q. Week q. E. Am their anna, what are you seeing . Anna good to see you. It had beenw where anticipated, 3. 9 . Threemonth rat...

Return to public life, as global past 251,000. In hong kong, they say they will relax restrictions soon. Bnp paribas is fullyear earnings take a pounding from the coronavirus pandemic. We will bring you our interview with the banks chief financial officer. Recovery mode. Goldman sachs and Morgan Stanley see signs of the World Economy is bottoming out. Could growth bounceback in the second half of the . We are just not half of the year . Where just under an hour away from cash trading in europe and the u. K. Lets take a look at where futures are after the pounding we took yesterday. Than 4 fell...

towards 500 as multiple cases of the infection are confirmed from japan to singapore. but asian equities continue to push ahead after u.s. stocks hit another record high. a tough year ahead. siemens sees sharp declines in declines in its energy business. they prepare for a shareholder meeting and a contract with an austrian coalminer. bnp paribas keeps pace with wall a 63% jump ing fixed income trading revenue. the cfo gave us his line on the impact of ecb tearing -- tiering. >> the impact is compensating for the effect of lower rates. there was also a negative impact. however, the o...

Danish wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems A/S (CPH:VWS) is consolidating its technology, manufacturing and procurement function to improve technology i

Vestas said Tommy Rahbek Nielsen, current COO, has decided to leave and pursue new opportunities after more than 25 years at Vestas.