Similar issues. It is bloomberg daybreak europe. A warm welcome to the show. Five days of misery on the pound seem to have come to an end. We have given down given back the boris bounce. It will be a jagged path. 1. 38, squeeze out to about 1. 40 by the end of 2020. He does not see political brakeman ship ending anytime soon. 500, irrational exuberance for 2020. Thats what we need to ask ourselves on the s p 500. Consumer spending is strong. Newhome sales, you saw the best three months since 2007. I always get very nervous when people refer back to 2007 and 2008. Catherine man has a warning from citi. China is stepping up measures to support the economy in 2020. It is a multi prong policy drive. Tariff cuts on goods will be delivered and it is supporting the domestic consumption. Selina wang with me from beijing. Good to see you. A little bit more on this. Give me the details. We are getting sort of a blitz of news around some policy measures that china is looking to take to bolster th
World headquarters in new york. The other big news we are hearing from sources telling bloomberg that President Trump has signed off on that trade deal, phase one with china, and also avoiding that 160 billion of chinese goods being given more tariffs. The plan was for this sunday, the deal could include agricultural goods, purchases from china, not to mention perhaps those existing tariffs also being lifted. Thats get the Market Reaction right away because japan and south korea are coming online. David ingles is in hong kong. What are you seeing . David if you took that and went long in the cash market on sterling or any of these as well, certainly, 13 514 whats your session high on cable. One thing to note on this as 2 wouldthing beyond make this the biggest drop since 2009 so these are quite substantial moves you are seeing. Lets flip the boards and have a look at the open across the region right now. Overall, asia is back to the highest level since august of 2018. I am guessing wit
Asian and European stock markets slid Wednesday on worries over the global interest-rate outlook, while oil extended gains after an attack on a ship in the Red Sea stoked worries
Stock markets fell Wednesday as indicators and comments from central bankers further dented hopes for interest rate cuts, while oil kept rising after an attack on a ship in the
Asian and European stock markets wavered Tuesday as investors geared up for key inflation numbers later in the week, while London returned to action after a three-day long weekend.