Whether or not at this point in the economic pandemic cycle they need to spend that bullet. They will be doing some things that are more accommodative. It will be difficult for them to reverse that policy somewhere down the road. Jonathan mike swell of Goldman Sachs is with us. On treasuries, on bad news being bad news, is that your view of things, how high can we take 10year yield . Mike great to be with you, jonathan. On the there is a cap treasury market, and its really the result of looking away from the slow term where there are certain instances where people think about growth postcovid. We see significant vaccine implementation. The jobs report, it will take a long time to get back to normal. The fed will be on hold for the foreseeable future. As a result, you will not see a 50 basis point increase in the 10year. People should sit tight and recognize that rates will stay low for the foreseeable future. Today proves that we will be in this odd situation where markets will look fo
A simulcast on bloomberg radio, bloomberg television. We welcome all of you in europe and the challenges there, and we will get to you in a moment, and all of you across this nation. It has been week after week at an 800,000 level, even up towards one million a month ago, and the news slow is simply extraordinary. Jon, you have been way out front on the distinction between the virus and pandemic on the continent of europe over to the united kingdom, and the difference with the United States. How urgent is it for mr. Macron, chancellor merkel, and Prime Minister johnson . Jonathan becoming more difficult, and the problem they are having is localizing the effort. Many people in parts of the country that are facing tougher restrictions are asking, what about everyone else . That is the story in the u. K. As london gets upgraded to a new tier and faces tougher restrictions. As we get deeper into the winter, it is not just about the caseload. I think they are much more keen to emphasize and
Country. It is going to be a tremendous feeling up optimism. I think the Third Quarter is transitional. We are transitioning into, but it is a transitional period. I think it is going to do good. I think the Fourth Quarter is going to be fantastic. I think next year, all of the fruits of what we have done together between the doctors and Business People and yourself, thank you very much, you are a doctor, all the work from the task force, the people that have worked so hard, we will have a tremendous year year. You will start to see that in the Fourth Quarter, maybe even in pieces of the Third Quarter. That is very transitional. Is there a day of reckoning coming back out vonnie no, pres. Trump no, it is about growth. We could have done it the other way, you spend you dont spend anything and you are flat for years. We have to throw money at it. But we drove money of at the people that lost money unfairly. You saw people yesterday at the white house, they were down and out and became al
Abramowicz some Jonathan Ferro your equity market on the s p 500 slightly negative this morning fantastic lineup looking ahead retail sales just around the corner. Earnings from home depot dropping across the bloomberg tomorrow. Numbers from target results from walmart on thursday. But once again this morning, we have to begin in china. Rate cuts bramo and the data not great at all. The biggest rate cuts going back to 2020. The data coming weaker across the board. Whether it has to do with retail sales, whether it has to do with industrial production. They scrapped their youth unemployment metric, which is not exactly encouraging. And now the question is, are they preparing a big enough stimulus to really stave off weakness that is much deeper than people expected . This is the right signal. The big question, youve alluded to it, whats next . Heres the commentary this morning from standard chartered. The cut has been aggressive from sogdian. This is unlikely to be the last measure. So,
Good morning, happy monday and welcome to world wild exchange. Im sara eisen sitting alongside don chu in for wilfred frost. We have a big story today. Huge deal in media and telecom. At t buying time warner for 107. 50 a share. Half in cash, half in stock. The total price tag equals more than 85 billion. Well have a lot on this story all hour long. But first, well check in on the broader markets after you can see time warner shares up almost 3 . A big pop already coming on the back of reports that this deal was in the works. At t the acquired shares down about 3 at this early hour. You can probably imagine that this merger is probably given a little bit of fuel for the bullish side of the market. If you look at equity futures right now, you can kind of see that story playing out as well. If you look at the dow, we are going to be up by 80 83 points at this point, thats the indicated point for u. S. Futures. The s p up by ten points and the nasdaq up by 26. And a little of that probabl