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Coronavirus cases continue to surge. Latin america sees infections climb. Beijing cancels hundreds of flights amid a new outbreak. Welcome to daybreak europe. We are not seeing any clear catalyst for the markets as we get going today. Overnight, we have seen a mixed picture in asia. Unchangedndex is overall. There are still the second wave concerns in the market. Yesterday, we saw some light volumes in the u. S. And ended unchanged. Not getting a lot of direction in futures. Euro stocks futures treading water. We are heading for a weekly gain for Global Equities. Resuming gains for this week i...

Recovery fund today. France and germany push for an agreement by next month. Its cio. Suspended coo. The stock plummets 67 after a false delay to the report. Good morning, everybody. We are just under one hour away from the start of the cash equity trading day. The final day of this week. It is friday. Thats have a look at the futures and what they tell us right now. We dont see a great deal of movement in any of these markets. European futures suggest a little bit of movement to the upside. U. S. Futures suggesting some movement in an upward direction,. 5 . They do seem to be improving as we ...

A couple things going on in the markets today. We will look at wirecard. We will also look at the leaders of the European Union discussing what will happen with the package proposed by the commission. , european stocks are actually rising. Offstors are shrugging fears of a second wave of infections that had spurred caution earlier in the week. Treasuries holding onto gains. The dollar slipping. If you look at other things we is watching i know today also quadruple witching, which usually is the rebalancing of major indices and it can spark some of the busiest trading days of the year. We are a...

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The approach to climate change is one of the biggest challenges we face in the world, if not the biggest. However, it is also complicated, according to ING CEO Steven van Rijswijk, who discussed the issue during the bank's annual results presentation. His comments were in response to a climate lawsuit recently filed against the financial institution by the environmental group Milieudefensie.