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Youre welcome to the pulse live from london. European markets are trading higher this morning. The trading day. Lets get straight to ryan chilcote. Ryan european equities on the rise after asian equities rose as well. Why . You know. Bad Economic News is good for stocks. Expectations for the fed rate hike getting pushed back. Europeannestle so that equities the stoxx 600 despite we have some bad news with two of europes biggest companies. Hold the noodles. Part of the reason is they voluntarily pulled their noodles in india. That alone they said was responsible for 30 basis points of a loss in...

U. S. Stock futures declining. Heres how asia looks. Youre seeing a mixed trade across the region with some Southeast Asian markets coming online. Thailand as well as vietnam both up. Shanghai unchanged but hong kong remains lower. We are following financials as well as banking and Energy Related shares today. Remember, we have Petrochina Company results after the market sees the shares advancing. In the australian and new zealand markets, we are watching the currency after they left open the door for possible easing and in the wake of the Federal Reserve decision we see Commodity Currencies a...

Exchange. Were watching ecb president mario draghi here on Worldwide Exchange. Lets listen back in. The final figure was actually lower. And this certainly contributed to restoring confidence in the markets. At that point, when the confidence was just returning, the ecb was of the view that he would have been highly disru disruptive to have 4 billion after it had already before. It would have been highly disruptive. In other words, the cost would not offset the benefits. This was the view. And later on in 2011, this view was confirmed and the foreseeable was about 2 billion. Also because they ...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] connected afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon. How is everyone doing . I am sitting next to wes moore. Can you believe that . [applause]. Thank you. Im sitting next to mohammed. Can you believe that . [applause]. First and foremost we want to thank everyone for coming on out to our special session as we have another great conversation with a native baltimore in, and one of the big things about the baltimore book fast that always is beautiful is the highlight of authors from baltimore. So, today is not any different and we will continue to fol...

I also want to address my concerns about the administrations 3 billion pledge to the Green Climate fund. The American Public does not support paying their hardearned taxpayer dollars into a slush fund that spends billions of International Climate change programs in developing nations to address the impacts of extreme weather. The need for spending our natural disasters is down historically while other International Priorities have increased. According to the 2014 annual Global Climate and catastrophe report released, Global Natural disasters in 2014 combined to cause economic losses of 132 bil...