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Bloomberg Markets: European Open : BLOOMBERG : November 18, 2016 2:30am-4:01am EST
matt miller who is today in frankfurt. in trump we trust. the dollar index surges to a 2003 high. is a december hike from the fed a done deal? japanese shares stampede into a bear market. what did trump and abe talk about last night in new york? will this be enough to turn the automaker around? so we are now less than half an hour away from the european equity market open. what are we signaling in terms of where we think the session is going to go this morning? remember the s&p is teetering on the edge of a record. this morning we expect european futures to point us positive into the cash section. we think the stoxx 50 will be up by around .05% this morning. walking around the board though, the g.m. smmbings the real story. this column here is the real story. the bloomberg dollar index. up .5%. the yen is trading at 110. a number of central banks in the market intervening. it is a busy, busy session. we're really getting into the foothills of what we're going to see throughout the day. here the bloomberg first word news. >> president elect donald trump is considering mitt romney for th
matt miller who is today in frankfurt. in trump we trust. the dollar index surges to a 2003 high. is a december hike from the fed a done deal? japanese shares stampede into a bear market. what did trump and abe talk about last night in new york? will this be enough to turn the automaker around? so we are now less than half an hour away from the european equity market open. what are we signaling in terms of where we think the session is going to go this morning? remember the s&p is...
Street Signs : CNBC : November 18, 2016 4:00am-5:01am EST
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president mario draghi struck a dovish tone in frankfurt. he outlined how inflation needed to be self sustaining before accommodative policies could be unwound. speaking at the euro finance week he reiterated his rational. >> the recovery remains highly reliant on financing conditions that in turn depend on continued monetary support. >> five mondays until christmas, james bitterfil joins us now. let's talk about draghi. he said a sustained rise in inflation needs unprecedented financing conditions and at the same time said stimulus withdrawal. in my mind that means continued qe. >> a few years ago he talked about well anchored inflation expectations. you could hardly say that's the case since august of this year. break evens have been rising p rapid rapidly. so he may want to wait longer before he wants to act, he should be getting pressure from the bundesbank to act somehow. early next year maybe we start to get some mentions about tapering. perhaps a bit too premature to say in december he'll start discussing this. >> will he extend qe in december? i think that kind of comes before
president mario draghi struck a dovish tone in frankfurt. he outlined how inflation needed to be self sustaining before accommodative policies could be unwound. speaking at the euro finance week he reiterated his rational. >> the recovery remains highly reliant on financing conditions that in turn depend on continued monetary support. >> five mondays until christmas, james bitterfil joins us now. let's talk about draghi. he said a sustained rise in inflation needs unprecedented...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 18, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EST
barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." vonnie: we will take you from new york frankfurt, the united kingdom and here's what we watching. president-elect's selects jennifer sessions for attorney general. the odds of when he will get confirmed by the senate. mark: in frankfurt, ecb president mario draghi said the recovery in the area is not yet strong enough to deliver sustained reflation. a keynd what will be ingredient for the economic outlook in coming years. vonnie: st. louis fed president talks to bloomberg about potential u.s. bubble. he is confident it is not the same magnitude like in the late 1990's but still keeping a close eye. 30 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. abigail doolittle has the latest treat abigail: stocks opened slightly higher and trading of they lower on the end trading week. looking at weekly gains for the three major indexes, including the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq. looking at potential records. the nasdaq around the open did put in a new intraday record high. everyone is watching to see whether the s&p 500 can put in a game there and it is
barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." vonnie: we will take you from new york frankfurt, the united kingdom and here's what we watching. president-elect's selects jennifer sessions for attorney general. the odds of when he will get confirmed by the senate. mark: in frankfurt, ecb president mario draghi said the recovery in the area is not yet strong enough to deliver sustained reflation. a keynd what will be ingredient for the economic outlook in coming years. vonnie: st. louis fed...
european open, the first trading day in less than half an hour. alongside matt miller who is in frankfurt. the greenback reigns supreme as a fed hike ways on bonds in gold. will thforex fallout. how will central banks react to the dollar strength? turkey's decision due at 11 a.m. u.k. time. and the future for the world's oldest bank hangs in the balance. this pull the lender back from the edge of collapse? that a big, big decision investors have to make. where less than half an hour away to the european open. if fairly mixed story today. we saw it most particularly in the bond market. that rippling into the equity market, rippling firmly into what is happening with global currencies. i show you the gmm. set this up for the emerging markets. there has been some really big moves. big moves overnight in asia. some of the biggest coming in an eastern and central europe. moving bigy all time. and the fed minutes. the bring get back to levels we last saw during the asian financial crisis. that gives you a sense of where we are. back in the late 1990's in terms of some of the levels we're lookin
european open, the first trading day in less than half an hour. alongside matt miller who is in frankfurt. the greenback reigns supreme as a fed hike ways on bonds in gold. will thforex fallout. how will central banks react to the dollar strength? turkey's decision due at 11 a.m. u.k. time. and the future for the world's oldest bank hangs in the balance. this pull the lender back from the edge of collapse? that a big, big decision investors have to make. where less than half an hour away to...
NBC10 News at 6pm : WCAU : November 3, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
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of the biggest transportation hubs, we're talking the market frannifran i ing -- frankfurt line in upper darby. >> reporter: you would think that 69th street would be jam packed, the suburban busses, the norristown high speed line are still running, but as you can see behind me, about a half dozen, dozen people waiting in line. the market frankfurt l is shut down. it all depends on what kind of public transportation you take and some tell us they're not having any problems. >> i live in lands dale and this is my normal shopping area. >> reporter: the septa strike hasn't sidetracked sylvia. darrin's bus is also running, ready to take him to his job at the airport. but he has to get here on foot and that's slowing him down in other ways. >> i have to pay my rent today but i can't get to the bank because the closest pnc bank for me is 32 and street. i can't do that here and go there. >> reporter: union members spent the day picketing. >> what do they want this time? >> leave septa alone. i feel sorry they don't all have transportation, you know what i'm saying? but people have to do w
of the biggest transportation hubs, we're talking the market frannifran i ing -- frankfurt line in upper darby. >> reporter: you would think that 69th street would be jam packed, the suburban busses, the norristown high speed line are still running, but as you can see behind me, about a half dozen, dozen people waiting in line. the market frankfurt l is shut down. it all depends on what kind of public transportation you take and some tell us they're not having any problems. >> i...
DW News : KCSM : November 15, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PST
president. brent: to find out more we asked the chief economist in frankfurt how he sees the economic future of the u.s.. it seems to be a protectionist approach. >> deficits will increase possibly in the u.s. on already elevated point. we have all these policies against immigration which means that labor supply will decline in the u.s. which is the negative for potential growth. there is free trade. this is nothing trump is standing for. by the knowledge that free trade has placed well in the u.s. as much as it has in europe. it helps to boost the potential growth and we have just seen rhetorical that is going in the opposite direction. and another big question is what is going to have with deutsche bank. stocks of sword after donald trump won the election. u.s. authorities are finding the bank. now president-elect has stands for it conflict of interest. >> it has become one flesh known as the world's most dangerous bank. it is obvious that trying to negotiate down to $14 billion penalty. now the banks relationship with incoming president donald trump and what that would mean for the
president. brent: to find out more we asked the chief economist in frankfurt how he sees the economic future of the u.s.. it seems to be a protectionist approach. >> deficits will increase possibly in the u.s. on already elevated point. we have all these policies against immigration which means that labor supply will decline in the u.s. which is the negative for potential growth. there is free trade. this is nothing trump is standing for. by the knowledge that free trade has placed well...
Early Today : WCAU : November 22, 2016 4:00am-4:31am EST
on nbc 10 news today, early morning flames. fire burns a house and garage in the frankfurt section forcing people out of their homes. >>> school system bus tragedy. five children dead after their bus flipped over and hit a tree. this morning the driver's charged with causing the wreck. >>> snowed in. it is winter already in parts of pennsylvania. more than a foot of snow has buried small towns. >>> how about that snow? almost 4:30. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vie sikahema. let's get to bill henley with the first alert neighborhood forecast and look at conditions where you live. it is cool here. >> we're not getting snow in philadelphia, the suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley, or delaware. we are getting the cold. the wind is still with us this morning. winds out of the northwest at 21 miles per hour. 40 in philadelphia. look at the 30s, 38 degrees in the suburbs, lehigh valley. also 38. clouds over new jersey and delaware. the clouds will be thinning as the day goes on. the wind won't be as strong as yesterday. we'll still have to deal with i
on nbc 10 news today, early morning flames. fire burns a house and garage in the frankfurt section forcing people out of their homes. >>> school system bus tragedy. five children dead after their bus flipped over and hit a tree. this morning the driver's charged with causing the wreck. >>> snowed in. it is winter already in parts of pennsylvania. more than a foot of snow has buried small towns. >>> how about that snow? almost 4:30. good morning, this is nbc 10 news...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 2, 2016 2:30pm-3:01pm PDT
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from ryanair, which announce its opening new base in frankfurt. it's been a bruising year for european airlines. ryanair said the brexit vote does not factor into its decision. >> the ceo never thought he would see one of his low-cost carrier jets touching down for maintenance in frankfurt. >> it's a great opportunity. it's great to open a base here at the end of next march. it represents a $200 million investment. >> it's a challenge for the german national carrier. lufthansa has already been hit hard by discount airlines, a series of strikes, and bad press last year. the airline is fighting back with cost-saving measures. it may now need to boost its own local low-cost operations. >> if we want to satisfy the needs of our customers and offer them suitable flights, that is the job of an airport, then it is completely obvious that we must and will open to the low-cost carriers. >> it has not been clear scares -- clear skies for ryanair. it's looking at a drop in profits in the wake of this summer's brexit vote. >> we've been growing in germany significantly for the past number of years
from ryanair, which announce its opening new base in frankfurt. it's been a bruising year for european airlines. ryanair said the brexit vote does not factor into its decision. >> the ceo never thought he would see one of his low-cost carrier jets touching down for maintenance in frankfurt. >> it's a great opportunity. it's great to open a base here at the end of next march. it represents a $200 million investment. >> it's a challenge for the german national carrier....
DW News : KCSM : November 2, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
back at cutting costs. and let's talk about this with our financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange. how does lufthansa feel about the figures? >> they are really reason for our louis vuitton the -- for lufthansa to feel happy. especially in the third quarter report, it is noteworthy. they were able to strike an agreement with their staff about pension entitlements. it will allow the company to cut down on their and numerous amount of money they have to set aside for future pensions. heather: from louis vuitton the two will cost --lufthansa to low-cost airlines, we have reports from ryanair and others. >> ryan air is probably one reason for louis vuitton the not to get very -- louis vuitton the not to get very cheerful -- luftansa not to get very cheerful. and another -- ryan air will be flying to and from frankfurt. this is the home base of lufthansa. and in berlin, there is rumor that they will close down some of their bases. nothing is confirmed. i can tell you that the rumor alone is weighing on the share price of air berlin today. heather: thank you. our financia
back at cutting costs. and let's talk about this with our financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange. how does lufthansa feel about the figures? >> they are really reason for our louis vuitton the -- for lufthansa to feel happy. especially in the third quarter report, it is noteworthy. they were able to strike an agreement with their staff about pension entitlements. it will allow the company to cut down on their and numerous amount of money they have to set aside for future...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 23, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PST
games, the main markets in paris and frankfurt, in the red, dropping by .5%. >> in germany, another strike under way by pilots. >> 900 flights have been canceled as a result of the walkout. the strike extended until thursday evening after a frankfurt labor court ejected an application by the airline to block the industrial action. this is the 14th time pilots have taken matters into their own hands in their year-long dispute over pay. around the third of the airlines flights were canceled when pilots vowed to remain grounded for 48 hours, affecting some 100,000 customers. >> too many strikes at lufthansa, it is pretty annoyed zynga. -- it is pretty annoying. >> pilots need to have a certain income. i understand that, but it is the passengers who suffer. 14th is the pilots' walkout in two years, the latest in a long-running dispute over salaries and working conditions. they are demanding a 20% hourly wage increase. the union has rejected the airline's call to return to the negotiating table. -- werything they offer are not happy with that and we demand a negotiable offer. that is why
games, the main markets in paris and frankfurt, in the red, dropping by .5%. >> in germany, another strike under way by pilots. >> 900 flights have been canceled as a result of the walkout. the strike extended until thursday evening after a frankfurt labor court ejected an application by the airline to block the industrial action. this is the 14th time pilots have taken matters into their own hands in their year-long dispute over pay. around the third of the airlines flights were...
is that 69th street is open, so that neecmeans the norris town running, and the market-frankfurt street is open. >> it's been crazy, i have not been getting to work on time at all. >> reporter: it now takes victoria daniels double the time, about two hours to get to her job in king of prussia as fast food supervise at the plaza on the superpike. the longer and less streamlined commute, keeps her away from her 10-year-old son. >> i'm from southwester philadelphia and i work all the over into king of prussia. i'm tired. >> it's slowing my paycheck up, because with the customers not coming in, then i'm not making no money. >> reporter: at the kicks shoe shore, the employees blame lackluster sales on the strike. just across the street is the shut down frankfurt transportation center. would you call this a ghost town? >> yeah. >> reporter: with little foot traffic their commissions are at stage and they're losing money on their new way to work. >> i have to catch the union station, but they're like $5 up in price. back at 69th street, passengers like victoria daniels hope the end is n
is that 69th street is open, so that neecmeans the norris town running, and the market-frankfurt street is open. >> it's been crazy, i have not been getting to work on time at all. >> reporter: it now takes victoria daniels double the time, about two hours to get to her job in king of prussia as fast food supervise at the plaza on the superpike. the longer and less streamlined commute, keeps her away from her 10-year-old son. >> i'm from southwester philadelphia and i work...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 18, 2016 7:00am-10:01am EST
conversation over in frankfurt. matt miller is with the st. louis fed president james bullard. matt? jon, thanks very much. jim bullard with us. we just finished a very interesting panel. one of the questions you were discussing was how trump's policies would affect u.s. growth. will fiscal expansion be re-inflationary or inflationary? >> well, i think the program does seem to -- of course, we don't know is probably the best answer. the things people are talking about have some potential to affect u.s. productivity and i think it should be focused on u.s. productivity. some of the regulation might be overdone. the republicans are betting they can roll that back and increase you dust -- u.s. productivity. the infrastructure program done properly could provide some public infrastructure, which could improve u.s. productivity and drive medium-term growth. some kind of tax reform -- that would repatriate growth back from overseas that could increase u.s. investment and u.s. growth. there is some potential here. we have a long way to go to see if that is implemented. then come on these issues
conversation over in frankfurt. matt miller is with the st. louis fed president james bullard. matt? jon, thanks very much. jim bullard with us. we just finished a very interesting panel. one of the questions you were discussing was how trump's policies would affect u.s. growth. will fiscal expansion be re-inflationary or inflationary? >> well, i think the program does seem to -- of course, we don't know is probably the best answer. the things people are talking about have some potential...
Bloomberg Markets: European Close : BLOOMBERG : November 30, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EST
nejra: we're going to take you from new york to vienna and cover stories are frankfurt, london and washington in the hour. opec is said to have clinched a deal to curtail oil supply, confounding skeptics in its first cut in a years. markets are reacting favorably, but does this group still have to prove its credibility? vonnie: president-elect donald onmp looks to outline plans the same day steve nugent and wilbur ross are nominated for top jobs in his administration. and the bank of england's toughest stress test. we are about 30 minutes from the close of equity trading here in europe, but the focus is still very much on the oil prices -- brent going above $50 a barrel for the first time since october. of course rallying as opec is said to have reached an agreement on an output cut. crude oil dominating the market for the moment, up 7.7% on brent crude. picture,k at the dig russia's indexes up and canada is up .7%. if we look at the ftse 100, we are up point 5%. space, thethe fx dollar is strong, up .4%. we are seeing the .8 percent. up note the high correlation between the ruble
nejra: we're going to take you from new york to vienna and cover stories are frankfurt, london and washington in the hour. opec is said to have clinched a deal to curtail oil supply, confounding skeptics in its first cut in a years. markets are reacting favorably, but does this group still have to prove its credibility? vonnie: president-elect donald onmp looks to outline plans the same day steve nugent and wilbur ross are nominated for top jobs in his administration. and the bank of england's...
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Fox 31 Denver News 530P : KDVR : November 27, 2016 5:30pm-6:00pm MST
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, sausages, schnitzel and more. >> i'm from austria -- it's like vienna or frankfurt or wherever you go -- all these nice little towards a nice little presence you can buy and christmas cookies, and smoked salmon of course. a lot of good stuff. >> if you did a good chance to check out the christkindl market market, this weekend -- continues through december 23. get ready to nerd out. tickets for "rogue one: a star wars story" go on sale tomorrow. the ticket sales announced on twitter with this tweet -- darth vader of course making a brief appearance in the rogue one trailer. fans have been eagerly waiting for this movie to come out. both a spinoff of star wars and >> i figured you had your star wars costume lined up. [ inaudible ] serving food with no strings attached. >> most people are fair and honest and want to contribute. >> how one restaurant hopes to inspire others to pay it forward with this unique business model. >> and an eight -month-old is >> here is a live look at mile high stadium were bronco fans are counting down to the game. thank you for staying with us at i'm ready. t
, sausages, schnitzel and more. >> i'm from austria -- it's like vienna or frankfurt or wherever you go -- all these nice little towards a nice little presence you can buy and christmas cookies, and smoked salmon of course. a lot of good stuff. >> if you did a good chance to check out the christkindl market market, this weekend -- continues through december 23. get ready to nerd out. tickets for "rogue one: a star wars story" go on sale tomorrow. the ticket sales announced...
vonnie: we will take you from washington to frankfurt and cover stories out of new york, london, and south korea. here is what we are watching. donald trump's's first staff fixed rattles the establishment outsider divide. we look at who he is surrounding himself with as well as a weekend spent watering down some of his oldest promises from the campaign trail. are the bond vigilantes trying to tell us something? still wielding considerable power to constrain public spending. we will be watching for a news conference from president obama later today. tourars up for a european and they visit to peru. 30 minutes into the trading day in the u.s., we have a deal and you -- julie hyman has all of the goings-on. julie: yes. we are a sideways move after the best week for u.s. stocks and 2014 in the wake of donald trump's his victory. as they reassess what that the emphasis mean, seems to be on infrastructure spending. dow today rise to a record once again. not a big move but enough to take it to a record. lacking once again about one quarter of 1%. though we are not seeing much of a move
vonnie: we will take you from washington to frankfurt and cover stories out of new york, london, and south korea. here is what we are watching. donald trump's's first staff fixed rattles the establishment outsider divide. we look at who he is surrounding himself with as well as a weekend spent watering down some of his oldest promises from the campaign trail. are the bond vigilantes trying to tell us something? still wielding considerable power to constrain public spending. we will be watching...
also now part of banks going to frankfurt, paris, and amsterdam. mark: now in other business news, cutbacks are on the way out rolls-royce. the british engine maker rolls in. the company will close the bulk of its sites of it smarine engine and ship design unit. values in the post aresa of l ondon have fallen by the most in five years. more than 10%. the brexit vote calls luxury home prices in london to drop great developers aren't willing to pay as much for land. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. the british bank board member says there is no interest in postponing an agreement. he explained his push to reach a basel agreement. that thetell you liquidity for the german market is out of question. what we can debate a little bit solidnd which is not as is the earnings power and profitability of the german banking market. again, sovereignty and liquidity, out of the question. >> talk to me about basel 3. was a very interesting deutsche bank note on the back of what we reported. is it in question in any way? is the u.s. commitment in question, and what with the german resp
also now part of banks going to frankfurt, paris, and amsterdam. mark: now in other business news, cutbacks are on the way out rolls-royce. the british engine maker rolls in. the company will close the bulk of its sites of it smarine engine and ship design unit. values in the post aresa of l ondon have fallen by the most in five years. more than 10%. the brexit vote calls luxury home prices in london to drop great developers aren't willing to pay as much for land. that is the latest bloomberg...
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Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe : BLOOMBERG : November 18, 2016 1:00am-2:31am EST
: matt miller their joining us from frankfurt. of course, we will also be showing you the interview with the st. louis fed president, james colored, just afternoon. with us.in is still speak up on what matt was saying. wen is still with us. speak up on what matt was saying. you are shaking your head. david: it is something which the market things the ecb is focused on. in terms of, they were focused on when five-year forwards were anchored around the target. the important thing is getting inflation up. we had inflation data yesterday, strip it down. if you look at core inflation and constant tax rates, it is angered. anchored. yousef: this is the highest level it has been since january. it you are saying this is not a data point you are watching? david: absolute not. this is what the market is pricing since the oil price has gone up. from the ecb's perspective, if you have a situation where five years go up, but the economy was over because real rage is getting squeezed, that means they have to do more. the market anchors on this. it is not something i think really enters into their
: matt miller their joining us from frankfurt. of course, we will also be showing you the interview with the st. louis fed president, james colored, just afternoon. with us.in is still speak up on what matt was saying. wen is still with us. speak up on what matt was saying. you are shaking your head. david: it is something which the market things the ecb is focused on. in terms of, they were focused on when five-year forwards were anchored around the target. the important thing is getting...
-- frankfurt, london, and washington, d c. first, the latest economic data in the u.s. julie hyman is that the markets desk. julie: pending home sales rose more than estimated. it is in line with what was estimated slowdown from the prior month. a bit of a misread from my part. down from 1.4% increase the prior month, revised downward a little bit. in terms of the other economic data, it has been largely positive. the adp jobs report coming in better the next amended -- better than estimated. personal incomes rising even as personal spending moderated to some extent. we are seeing some strength in stocks today, although the nasdaq is trading lower. we have the dow and the s&p not currently -- s&p touched a record. dow is currently trading at record levels. catching up with what we saw the nasdaq jew yesterday. interesting what we saw the nasdaq do yesterday. opec unexpectedly struck an agreement on production and whether they stick to the agreement is a question. we saw oil have its biggest single-day gain since february. 48.35 a barrel. we have seen a surge in volume for oil trading. whet
-- frankfurt, london, and washington, d c. first, the latest economic data in the u.s. julie hyman is that the markets desk. julie: pending home sales rose more than estimated. it is in line with what was estimated slowdown from the prior month. a bit of a misread from my part. down from 1.4% increase the prior month, revised downward a little bit. in terms of the other economic data, it has been largely positive. the adp jobs report coming in better the next amended -- better than estimated....
. >> reporter: this area is normally served by the market frankfurt line, you can see a lot more traffic moving out of the city than we would normally see. uber has told us that they're actually up about 40% and they have expanded their uber pool coverage. the broad street line also shut down, folks will have to commute down to get there as well. >> and we know it's tough to get a ride, so that's why you can get a lift from nbc 10. >> nbc 10's tim furlong rode along as someone got a ride and you helped pay for a philadelphia woman to get home tonight? >> reporter: we did it last night and we thought why not do it again? this woman, nadira, she actually works, just a couple of that, it would have been about an hour walk, she contacted us through the nbc 10 facebook page, and told us her situation. we got mina from lyft, this was an amazing amount of fun. we've concerned about you really not right now, but tomorrow, how concerned are you about getting to work tomorrow are you going to do it on foot. >> i'm going to try to do lyft again and going in the morning. but like i said before, i don't kno
. >> reporter: this area is normally served by the market frankfurt line, you can see a lot more traffic moving out of the city than we would normally see. uber has told us that they're actually up about 40% and they have expanded their uber pool coverage. the broad street line also shut down, folks will have to commute down to get there as well. >> and we know it's tough to get a ride, so that's why you can get a lift from nbc 10. >> nbc 10's tim furlong rode along as someone...
for passengers who were stuck here and can now fly out from frankfurt. meanwhile, lufthansa management has urged the pilot to return to the negotiating table. until that happens, hundreds of lea thompson aircraft are likely to remain grounded. the wto is sounding the alarm since the slowdown in global trade is troubling. it has two trees to from 1.8% -- from 2.8% to 1.8 percent. in the first time since 2009 since the world has seen such sluggish trade. >> the wto is lowering its forecast because of a drop in employment worldwide. that is more due to the technological revolution rather than weak growth. >> issa sub product of this constant effort in technology to be more productive means there will be less people working. that structural change has to be looked as it is. >> but the media was more interested in another question. how does the wto phil about donald trump's threat that the united states will abandon the transpacific partnership. >> it depends what else comes with that manage -- that measure. is that a substitution of the tpp with another network of agreement? is
for passengers who were stuck here and can now fly out from frankfurt. meanwhile, lufthansa management has urged the pilot to return to the negotiating table. until that happens, hundreds of lea thompson aircraft are likely to remain grounded. the wto is sounding the alarm since the slowdown in global trade is troubling. it has two trees to from 1.8% -- from 2.8% to 1.8 percent. in the first time since 2009 since the world has seen such sluggish trade. >> the wto is lowering its forecast...
imposed by barack obama. that was part of the agenda in frankfurt, but of course, there's a lot more on the plate. the european central bank still has to fight off a huge amount of problems. ecb chief mario draghi is said to keep pushing his super loose monetary policy. that is in europe, but what will happen in the u.s.? will donald trump make things easier for u.s. banks? >> trump had engaged in anti-wall street rhetoric quite a bit before the elections without saying exactly what he would do other than dialing back regulation. dialing back regulation like.-frank -- like dodd-frank is not is it to do. the expectation of most bankers is that the status quo probably will be held, which is already a good thing compared to if bernie sanders or elizabeth warren had come in. they would probably have been a lot more restrictive. also what we have to observe is that banks have become more risk-averse, so i think the status quo will probably remain in that is also important with regard to global coordination with regard to regulatory arbitrage, so europeans are ramping up their regulations.
imposed by barack obama. that was part of the agenda in frankfurt, but of course, there's a lot more on the plate. the european central bank still has to fight off a huge amount of problems. ecb chief mario draghi is said to keep pushing his super loose monetary policy. that is in europe, but what will happen in the u.s.? will donald trump make things easier for u.s. banks? >> trump had engaged in anti-wall street rhetoric quite a bit before the elections without saying exactly what he...
gains in paris and london, small falls on the frankfurt tax. germany, wherein economic growth slowed down in the three months to the end of september. foreign exports are being blamed for sluggish expansion. confidence in the german economy was hit by the u.k.'s vote to leave the european union. here in france, a new law could be set to change the pay packets of bosses of some of the country's biggest losses. the -- some of the country's biggest companies. the executive pay has been a matter of major public debate, and the government wants investors to have more control. josh has the story. josh: looming executive pay has been causing friction in france. in 2015, the boxes of the biggest publicly traded company took home 18% more money than the previous year. nissand place, renault is over 15.5 million. -- at the top, olivia brenda core. even in companies were profits fell -- failed to pay back its profits increased. earnings jumped by almost 90%. some analysts say this has now become regular practice. results are not good. the ceo's say it is not their fault. when they are good, the
gains in paris and london, small falls on the frankfurt tax. germany, wherein economic growth slowed down in the three months to the end of september. foreign exports are being blamed for sluggish expansion. confidence in the german economy was hit by the u.k.'s vote to leave the european union. here in france, a new law could be set to change the pay packets of bosses of some of the country's biggest losses. the -- some of the country's biggest companies. the executive pay has been a matter...
be the global market leader in only nine years. helena: lufthansa is appealing a frankfurt court ruling allowing its pilots to strike on wednesday for 24 hours. the carrier is trying to obtain an injunction to stop the strike. it has canceled 900 flights over the walkout, which is overpaid. the pilots union has rejected a management offer to go to arbitration. lufthansa is already searching for alternative travel for some 75,000 passengers affected by the strike. do you remember six years ago when flights across europe were canceled after the eruption of a rather awkwardly named icelandic volcano? at the time, it filled the skies with so much ash that planes couldn't use the airspace for safety reasons. but, it was also the birth of a new trend in adventure volcano -- adventure vacations, ok a watching. it has become a big business in iceland although the nature of the attraction poses some unique problems. reporter: it looks like a scene from a science fiction movie, the landscape spits fire and gushes boiling water. this town is sitting on a volcano that has been dormant for mo
be the global market leader in only nine years. helena: lufthansa is appealing a frankfurt court ruling allowing its pilots to strike on wednesday for 24 hours. the carrier is trying to obtain an injunction to stop the strike. it has canceled 900 flights over the walkout, which is overpaid. the pilots union has rejected a management offer to go to arbitration. lufthansa is already searching for alternative travel for some 75,000 passengers affected by the strike. do you remember six years ago...
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monograph of his work. cultural city, we discover the arts and literature scene of frankfurt in west germany. we start off the show with grown adults dressing-up in super hero outfits even though it still isn't halloween or comic-con. one man leading the way irishman julian checkley, who's perfected his caped crusader costume to
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studio in frankfurt participated. an estimated three million people lined the streets to see >> carol: dozens of volunteers are working hard to making sure 400 people were served a thanksgiving day. >> traditional thanksgiving meal reminds them of what they had at home. turkey, stuffing, mashed pot potatoes. the difference is we had to prepare 60 turkeys for our celebration. >> it is all in its 123rd year serving up warm, thanksgiving meals to families. thank you all. >> george: still ahead, important information about your plastic shopping bags. >> carol: how not throwing them away could ease suffering. >> george: and local traditions that keep us coming back for more. >> carol: and power over your pets. does this man have the secret to commands? >> the tonight show is next. >> well make you have seen him. steven dickerson strolls through milwaukee neighborhoods with as many as seven dogs. were hired by steven. his clients rave about what he has been able to do with their dogs. >> my job is to come in and teach a dog there is another way to live. you don't have to always be playing a
studio in frankfurt participated. an estimated three million people lined the streets to see >> carol: dozens of volunteers are working hard to making sure 400 people were served a thanksgiving day. >> traditional thanksgiving meal reminds them of what they had at home. turkey, stuffing, mashed pot potatoes. the difference is we had to prepare 60 turkeys for our celebration. >> it is all in its 123rd year serving up warm, thanksgiving meals to families. thank you all....
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frankfurt. ended inropean markets the red, basic resource stocks taking a hit amongst a stronger dollar. hitting a high before retreating. dow jones is similar. as is the s&p 500. set for a weekly gain despite falling oil prices. this all comes back on the speech of dutch on the back of a speech by janet yellen, where they say interest rates will likely rise soon, hitting that 13 year high. extension a possible of the quantitative easing program in the face of europe's low inflation. >> the focus should be on implementation not new design. regulatory measure should be implemented in a balanced way that ensures a level playing field globally. there should be no rolling back. >> here france and government has revised down for the french economy. minister announced earlier on the radio that the french economy is predicted to grow 1.4% this year compared to previous assessment of 1.5%. he maintained that this should not have a negative effect on the employment rate. workers at the low-cost company were on strike. the company has shut down operations, leaving 175 people without a job. some t
frankfurt. ended inropean markets the red, basic resource stocks taking a hit amongst a stronger dollar. hitting a high before retreating. dow jones is similar. as is the s&p 500. set for a weekly gain despite falling oil prices. this all comes back on the speech of dutch on the back of a speech by janet yellen, where they say interest rates will likely rise soon, hitting that 13 year high. extension a possible of the quantitative easing program in the face of europe's low inflation....
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like indiana were frankfurt -- always nice little tours and nice little presence you can buy, and christmas cookies and smoked salmon of course. a lot of good stuff. >> if you do to get chance to check out the christkindl market this weekend, it continues through december 23 and runs >> we would love your support for the foxy one problem solvers toy drive in partnership with the salvation army, boardman's and csu global. >> now through december 16, drop off any new unwrapped toy at the denver area gordon location. >> collected twice will be delivered to prequalify families to the salvation army holiday program. we have an interesting week ahead. it will be much cooler than what we have had in a long time. thirtys and 40s every single day. there are a couple of days that i want to put in the back of your mind. tuesday and late thursday and friday morning. right now doesn't look to be a significant system for denver but the mountains will continue we have a lot of activity upstream does all this weather will be moving into the state. progressively throughout the week. along with it,
like indiana were frankfurt -- always nice little tours and nice little presence you can buy, and christmas cookies and smoked salmon of course. a lot of good stuff. >> if you do to get chance to check out the christkindl market this weekend, it continues through december 23 and runs >> we would love your support for the foxy one problem solvers toy drive in partnership with the salvation army, boardman's and csu global. >> now through december 16, drop off any new unwrapped...
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philadelphia's kenzing on to neighborhood. firefighters on the scene of a fire at a tire shop in frankfurt and lehigh avenues. no one was inside the building when the fire started. the fire is now under control. we'll continue to keep an eye on the situation. >>> now to a developing story out of florida. three people are dead including an infact after a shooting in jacksonville. four people were shot in a car and drove to a nearby fire station. two women in and an infant died. another woman showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound. >> we know we have at least one shooter, but we're investigating the possibility there's more than one. and they may have been opposing or may have been together. so we're not going to. >> no arrests have been made. an argument two between of the women may have sparked the shooting and there more victims. >>> dry conditions are fueling wild fires in tennessee. 58 wild fires have burned more than 12,000 acres across the state since friday at least five new fires started in east tennessee. the national guard is using helicopters dump house of gallons of water on
philadelphia's kenzing on to neighborhood. firefighters on the scene of a fire at a tire shop in frankfurt and lehigh avenues. no one was inside the building when the fire started. the fire is now under control. we'll continue to keep an eye on the situation. >>> now to a developing story out of florida. three people are dead including an infact after a shooting in jacksonville. four people were shot in a car and drove to a nearby fire station. two women in and an infant died. another...
the german carrier millions of euros every day. reporter: these passengers at frankfurt airport may not be going anywhere anytime soon. on friday, the third day of a strike by pilots, the airline had to cancel another 800 domestic and european flights. altogether, more than 400,000 passengers have been affected. lufthansa is offering vouchers or the option of re-bookings , free of charge. but it is small comfort for frustrated travelers. the strike, that started on wednesday, is costing the airline around $10 million a day. it is also damaging the airline's reputation for reliability. the pilot's union has been demanding a pay increase of 22%, spread over five years. but lufthansa says the future of the carrier would be on the line if the wages were raised to that level. helena: one of the passengers affected is at one of our news anchors. she twe thousands affected by the lufthansa strike. the flight canceled, struggling to catch another flight." this is the 14th time since the pilots have walked off the job. one tweeted when is lufthansa , not on strike? other passengers took a mo
the german carrier millions of euros every day. reporter: these passengers at frankfurt airport may not be going anywhere anytime soon. on friday, the third day of a strike by pilots, the airline had to cancel another 800 domestic and european flights. altogether, more than 400,000 passengers have been affected. lufthansa is offering vouchers or the option of re-bookings , free of charge. but it is small comfort for frustrated travelers. the strike, that started on wednesday, is costing the...
typically served by the market frankfurt line is now closed because of the strike. they are crowded at any time of the day, but this impact definitely showing up in this slow crawl right now during the evening rush on center city's roads. reporti ining live in sky force. >> thousands of people having to find a different way to get to school, to get to work. >> cydney long joins us from spring garden. i know you found someone who said the strike is already making their commute longer and it's also costing them a lot more money? >> reporter: not just someone, almost everyone we talked to, whether they rely on bus, trolly or subway, they're having to leverage their time, but also leverage their purse strings. >> i have to be to work at 6:00 in the morning so i usually catch the 5:30 bus so this morning i had to catch a cab. >> students and commuters rely on the bus. >> reporter: but right now he can't rely on septa, so instead of spending the normal $2.50 on bus fare, he spent $10 on a cab. and this college student droe her car and she spent $10 to park blocks away from the community c
typically served by the market frankfurt line is now closed because of the strike. they are crowded at any time of the day, but this impact definitely showing up in this slow crawl right now during the evening rush on center city's roads. reporti ining live in sky force. >> thousands of people having to find a different way to get to school, to get to work. >> cydney long joins us from spring garden. i know you found someone who said the strike is already making their commute...
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the u.s. elections. drops in london, paris, and frank for. -- frankfurt. genie: you have read news for those of us who like to drink orange juice with breakfast. the index that tracks the price of orange juice in the future did a record high tuesday, jumping by almost 5% after figures from the u.s. department of agriculture showed the early crop of oranges is less than half of what it was last year. exports from the world's top supplier or brazil, are dropping. ckrhaps you may want to sto up now. genie: thank you so much for that look at the business news. it is time for the press review. a look at the headlines. >> lots of focus on iraq with the battle for mosul an iraqi forces getting into the city for the first time since the islamic state took it to years ago. >> that's right. we take a look at iraqi papers. this says it is proud of iraqi voices for fighting alongside kurdish forces. this article applies journalists from around the world for being on the front line to bring us images of that collaboration between iraqi forces and kurdish forces. there is a very interesting arti
the u.s. elections. drops in london, paris, and frank for. -- frankfurt. genie: you have read news for those of us who like to drink orange juice with breakfast. the index that tracks the price of orange juice in the future did a record high tuesday, jumping by almost 5% after figures from the u.s. department of agriculture showed the early crop of oranges is less than half of what it was last year. exports from the world's top supplier or brazil, are dropping. ckrhaps you may want to sto up...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : November 23, 2016 4:00am-7:01am EST
a two day pilot strike over pay was dismissed. services such as beijing to frankfurt and los angeles to munich are whitiped out. billionaire brothers charles and david koch are poised to keep $2 billion. u.s. bankruptcy judge ruled that the cash is out of reach of the trustee recovery money. the prophet was beyond u.s. jurisdiction because it had been transferred to foreign banks in the years before madoff's arrest. -- will seek to raise $6 billion from international bond sales. the first issue may be delayed due to market volatility after the election of donald trump. were planning to do it by end of november, but there has been volatility since the election in the united states, because maybe of the change in the philosophy of how the economy would run and the plan of president-elect. so there has been volatility in the markets. we're really waiting until the markets stabilize. sebastian: global news 24 hours a day powered by journalists in 120 countries. francine: let's get on to the data check. we've seen quite a big rally in asia in global stocks. this is as there's more
a two day pilot strike over pay was dismissed. services such as beijing to frankfurt and los angeles to munich are whitiped out. billionaire brothers charles and david koch are poised to keep $2 billion. u.s. bankruptcy judge ruled that the cash is out of reach of the trustee recovery money. the prophet was beyond u.s. jurisdiction because it had been transferred to foreign banks in the years before madoff's arrest. -- will seek to raise $6 billion from international bond sales. the first...
pay was dismissed frankfurt labor court. premium services are among those wiped out. sued on behalfng of shareholders and claims board members stand to improperly profit. the complaint says they suffer conflicts of interest and have withheld information from investors in a bid to pursue the deal. a spokeswoman said the firm believes the claims are without merit. digital advertising provider is barredbart news from using its tools for violating hate speech rules. the company said it scrutinize the company after donald trump his chiefe bannon as of staff. ceo said in as gmail statement that the company has always and continues to condemn racism and bigotry in any form. that's your bloomberg business flash. let's cross over to the story unfolding in egypt. the countries trying to reduce its borrowing costs after abandoning currency controls earlier this month. it the egyptian pound has lost 47%, the world's worst performing currency. manus cranny joins us now from cairo where he's been speaking exclusively with the country's finance minister. bond is set to cap the market. do we know any
pay was dismissed frankfurt labor court. premium services are among those wiped out. sued on behalfng of shareholders and claims board members stand to improperly profit. the complaint says they suffer conflicts of interest and have withheld information from investors in a bid to pursue the deal. a spokeswoman said the firm believes the claims are without merit. digital advertising provider is barredbart news from using its tools for violating hate speech rules. the company said it scrutinize...
, just a 6 minute trip. and mass transit, frankfurt line dealing with equipment problems and ten minute delays. the rest of mass transit is okay and all running on time with no delays. >>> it's 6:02. breaking news from overnight, demonstrators hit the streets for a second night of protests following the election. these are some of the cities involved in those protests. in portland, police said it turned into a riot situation. pamela osborne is live in the breaking news center with the overnight developments. >> at least 26 people were arrested overnight in portland after peaceful protests escalated in to a riot. we're expecting portland police to release more details about those arrests this morning. meantime take a look at this, last night a crowd of some 4,000 protesters filled the streets in portland. the protests didn't remain peaceful for long. things turned unruly and heated with people smash store windows. by the early hours of this morning, the crowd was still 1500 strong. police moved in at times using pepper spray to try to stop the vandalism. at one point police say protester
, just a 6 minute trip. and mass transit, frankfurt line dealing with equipment problems and ten minute delays. the rest of mass transit is okay and all running on time with no delays. >>> it's 6:02. breaking news from overnight, demonstrators hit the streets for a second night of protests following the election. these are some of the cities involved in those protests. in portland, police said it turned into a riot situation. pamela osborne is live in the breaking news center with the...
frankfurt, which is honestly quite a boring place. dublin, close. paris, which has an incredibly exciting city. of the concerns are high that volatility on taxation policy would block them. taxes in france are known for being, at times, incredibly high on the rich, and bankers are that. do you think you would find a solution? yeah, and it's the main part of his electoral platform, to offer more freedom to enterprises, to reduce taxes. somebody said we need to reduce taxes from private people, that he said, it's not realistic. first we must reduce taxes for enterprises, to bring that growth and employment in our country. this is the first priority of francois fillon. i think it will have an impact on all the enterprises who want to relocate after brexit. guy: we will leave it there. we watch with great interest. i think it will have an impact alexandra duprblanche, thank you for joining us. stephen king from hsbc will stay with us. minutes away from the equity market open. lufthansa pilots plan to strike again tuesday and wednesday this week. we will take a look at the movers or n
frankfurt, which is honestly quite a boring place. dublin, close. paris, which has an incredibly exciting city. of the concerns are high that volatility on taxation policy would block them. taxes in france are known for being, at times, incredibly high on the rich, and bankers are that. do you think you would find a solution? yeah, and it's the main part of his electoral platform, to offer more freedom to enterprises, to reduce taxes. somebody said we need to reduce taxes from private people,...
the agreement. guy: the ceo of germany's largest lender last week speaking in frankfurt to discuss the future of european banking. one member of the panel joins us now. this is the ceo of ing. thank you for taking the time to be with us. what does a trump presidency mean for european banking? in the short-term, it is fair to say it will mean uncertainty. what is going to happen next? in the medium to longer term, let's say the medium-term, all of his decisions have seems to stimulate the economy. on that point of view, it should be ok. but the geopolitical situation is a little bit uncertain. guy: right, so geopolitics a bit uncertain. in terms of the financial background, starting to look a little bit better. we are seeing the u.s. 30 year pop higher on the yield again this morning. the curve has been steepening up significantly. again, what impacts are you modeling in terms of what that will mean for you? roland: to be honest, i think in the short-term, it is not going to mean much. everybody is watching with the ecb is going to do. quantitative easing -- what does it mean for th
the agreement. guy: the ceo of germany's largest lender last week speaking in frankfurt to discuss the future of european banking. one member of the panel joins us now. this is the ceo of ing. thank you for taking the time to be with us. what does a trump presidency mean for european banking? in the short-term, it is fair to say it will mean uncertainty. what is going to happen next? in the medium to longer term, let's say the medium-term, all of his decisions have seems to stimulate the...
frankfurt but new york. gu don't want to have -- not tofrankfurt, -- goes frankfurt but to new york. that would be a disaster for everyone. transition arrangements will be needed. yousef: you think they are realistic and will be implanted? what is his -- implemented? what if it is just the ecb? david: they will be advising their governments that if you do not do this, then, you know, you will have the eurozone back into recession. it is in everyone's interest. who knows, maybe everything will happen quickly and we don't need the transitional arrangements? are now, most considered experts will view transitional arrangements as being needed. anna: you can tell that word. we will not tell michael gove. david owens, jeffries economist. this week, up next, the call for change. for the fillon will run presidency on a platform of tax cuts and labor reforms. we discussed it already and will continue to. will he be able to fend off marine le pen's front national? this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: french republicans back fion, likely to take on marine le pen in next year's presidential election. opec
frankfurt but new york. gu don't want to have -- not tofrankfurt, -- goes frankfurt but to new york. that would be a disaster for everyone. transition arrangements will be needed. yousef: you think they are realistic and will be implanted? what is his -- implemented? what if it is just the ecb? david: they will be advising their governments that if you do not do this, then, you know, you will have the eurozone back into recession. it is in everyone's interest. who knows, maybe everything will...
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to matt miller in frankfurt, germany. the rollback of some regulations to the extent you think some of the regulation might've been overdone. republicans are betting they can roll that back. program, doneture properly, could provide some public infrastructure which could improve u.s. productivity and drive. some kind of tax reform that would repatriate profits from overseas. it could increase u.s. investment. there is some potential here. we have a long way to go to see if any of that gets implemented. and on these issues that were maybe more concerning during the campaign which are immigration and trade, to me, those are longer run issues. affects the macro economy. it takes a long time to unfold. if you are going to redo trade arrangements, you're going to negotiate over time with other countries. i would see that as a five to 10 year kind of horizon which is outside the box for day-to-day monetary policy. change how we did it. it would change you is coming into the country and that would affect the workforce over a longer time. those are slow-moving issues. i see the first three
to matt miller in frankfurt, germany. the rollback of some regulations to the extent you think some of the regulation might've been overdone. republicans are betting they can roll that back. program, doneture properly, could provide some public infrastructure which could improve u.s. productivity and drive. some kind of tax reform that would repatriate profits from overseas. it could increase u.s. investment. there is some potential here. we have a long way to go to see if any of that gets...
. strike overpilot pay was dismissed by a frankfurt labour court. premium services such as beijing to frankfurt and los angeles to munich are among those wiped out. monsanto is being sued on behalf of shareholders over claims its chief executive and board members stand to him properly profit from a planned acquisition by bayer. they have wood held -- withheld information from shareholders. the company says the charges are without merit. the company said it is scrutinizing breitbart after donald trump named its former chairman as chief white house strategist. it decided the publication had contenta policy against inciting violence. the ceo said in an email statement that the company "had always and continued to condemn racism and bigotry in any form." that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: eu leaders have intensified calls for a clear brexit strategy from the u.k. government. the member of parliament demanded clear -- they produce clear proposals. unfortunately received no new insight into how the government pictures brexit. there is no idea what brexit really needs. two heads of
. strike overpilot pay was dismissed by a frankfurt labour court. premium services such as beijing to frankfurt and los angeles to munich are among those wiped out. monsanto is being sued on behalf of shareholders over claims its chief executive and board members stand to him properly profit from a planned acquisition by bayer. they have wood held -- withheld information from shareholders. the company says the charges are without merit. the company said it is scrutinizing breitbart after donald...
Bloomberg Markets: Middle East : BLOOMBERG : November 19, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EST
issue, and next year we have big elections in the big capitals in europe, frankfurt, paris. given the memory of what has happened in the united states, it all as bearing and the risks in terms of global politics interaction between the united states and other parts of the world will get elevated. very quickly, one thing that interests me, even though we have all of this political uncertainty, we have not the normal risk appetite reaction you would expect except in u.s. markets. fromve seen them shy away safe haven bonds. is that going to change? where investors going for safe assets now? tim: i think the dollar looks the safety valve for the time being. that thethe perception nine states is at least one power in the world that is likely to be growing. you haverly when rising interest raise it does take away from the emerging markets side. i do not think we are in an acute phase. clearly volatility is low. we are not in an acute phase of risk aversion. but i think if any of these events kicks off in 2017, then you will have to look for other expresspotentially to that risk aversion
issue, and next year we have big elections in the big capitals in europe, frankfurt, paris. given the memory of what has happened in the united states, it all as bearing and the risks in terms of global politics interaction between the united states and other parts of the world will get elevated. very quickly, one thing that interests me, even though we have all of this political uncertainty, we have not the normal risk appetite reaction you would expect except in u.s. markets. fromve seen...
. finishike it's going to touch and go. london, frankfurt, and paris. in the currency markets today, all eyes on the account after the autumn statement. let's leave you with the bond board, the yield on the u.k. to the highest since may. you are watching "bloomberg market america's." this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is the european close. i am mark barton. the rift between european and u.s. stocks keeps on rising when it comes to stocks. companies on the stoxx 600 estimated2 times earnings, the lowest since july 2012 versus the s&p 500. basic resources rallying, the best performing industry. hopes of infrastructure spending boost or splurge after the election of -- after the election of donald trump in last week's election. ,he two-year yield in germany one of the more interesting market moves today. earlier the yield on the l for thephil -- fel eighth consecutive day. we fell to a record low of -.74. what then happened was a bit of reversal. 0.70, is the ecb was said to be considering lending out the securities to avert a market freeze, making it easier for banks to borrow bonds so the
. finishike it's going to touch and go. london, frankfurt, and paris. in the currency markets today, all eyes on the account after the autumn statement. let's leave you with the bond board, the yield on the u.k. to the highest since may. you are watching "bloomberg market america's." this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is the european close. i am mark barton. the rift between european and u.s. stocks keeps on rising when it comes to stocks. companies on the stoxx 600 estimated2 times...
Bloomberg Markets: European Close : BLOOMBERG : November 4, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
vonnie: we're going to take you from new york to london to los angeles, frankfurt, and istanbul. it is jobs day in the u.s. and inrolls moved by 161,000 october. wages also improved. the election is driving market volatility and the final days before the big vote. what will happen after tuesday? we will break down which sectors will see the biggest swing. vonnie: turkey's lira has plunged to a record low and stocks are falling. police rounded up pro-kurdish -- and saying -- leaving people believe a more autocratic government is taking hold. we are 90 days into the trading day. julie hyman has the latest. julie: stocks are fielding on some fluctuation earlier, a little more of a positive by. even though the jobs number was weaker than estimated economists are saying it was a solid report. we had a day losing streak going into today, so looking at breaking that streak which is the longest since october 2008, stocks are still on pace for their second weekly drop and perhaps the worst since september 9. the groups on the move, health care. after bloomberg news reported the justice depar
vonnie: we're going to take you from new york to london to los angeles, frankfurt, and istanbul. it is jobs day in the u.s. and inrolls moved by 161,000 october. wages also improved. the election is driving market volatility and the final days before the big vote. what will happen after tuesday? we will break down which sectors will see the biggest swing. vonnie: turkey's lira has plunged to a record low and stocks are falling. police rounded up pro-kurdish -- and saying -- leaving people...
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frankfurt section. check out the flames as fire burned early this morning along mulberry street. started in the garage and then quickly got out of control. >> pamly osborne is live on scene. walk us through what happened here. >> reporter: first i want to show how close the garage is to a house next door. you see the roof and the back porch to that home are damaged pretty badly this morning. firefighters got the call at 1:39 this morning. the garage fire. they were sent to fight it, but it grew out of control. firefighters did evacuate near good by homes as a precaution. it took firefighters an hour to get things under control. they were able to keep the fire from spreading any further. we talked to one neighbor who saw the fire and feared the worst. >> it was a scary thing because i know she lives over there with her family. and she has children in the house, and i was hoping and praying to god that everybody got out safe. >> reporter: the fire marshall on the scene. thankfully no injuries to report. the kaucause remains under investigation. >> thank you. >>> fewer destroyed a
frankfurt section. check out the flames as fire burned early this morning along mulberry street. started in the garage and then quickly got out of control. >> pamly osborne is live on scene. walk us through what happened here. >> reporter: first i want to show how close the garage is to a house next door. you see the roof and the back porch to that home are damaged pretty badly this morning. firefighters got the call at 1:39 this morning. the garage fire. they were sent to fight...
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stop septa city buses, trolleys and subways. that includes the market frankfurt line, the broad street line as well. regional rail and also buses like the norristown high speed line being a rail not being affected. their top sticking point in these negotiations right now being pensions. only some riders we spoke with tonight are prepared. septa does have contingency schedules. they have been encouraging some of their drivers too across the city to not walk off the job and abandon their routes come midnight if they end up striking. by the way, some 60,000 students will be affected by this who take public transit operated by septa daily to get to school. philadelphia schools announced that they will have classes tomorrow. that means faculty and staff also have to report. they're also encouraging parents to have contingency plans, and that's the bottom line here. the transport workers union is going to have a news conference in the case of a strike. that's scheduled for 12:05. but the countdown is on right now. jim, jackie, as you mentioned, in about 45 minutes' time, that's how lo
stop septa city buses, trolleys and subways. that includes the market frankfurt line, the broad street line as well. regional rail and also buses like the norristown high speed line being a rail not being affected. their top sticking point in these negotiations right now being pensions. only some riders we spoke with tonight are prepared. septa does have contingency schedules. they have been encouraging some of their drivers too across the city to not walk off the job and abandon their routes...
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here on the back of those election results. >> mario draghi speaking at a conference in frankfurt this morning. the ecb president says the central bank will focus on whether a recovery in eurozone inflation can sustain itself even if its monetary stimulus is withdrawn. >> we remain committed to preserving the very substantial degree of monetary accommodation which is necessary to secure a sustained convergence of inflation towards a level below but close to 2% over the medium term. we cannot yet drop our guard. >> draghi says he sees a significant degree of uncertainty for the economy. >>> elon musk is one step closer to merging his two companies. share holders voted 85% in favor of merging tesla and solarcity. the $2.1 billion stock offer could create or would create one firm that sells emissions-free cars and rooftop solar panels to power them. musk says the deal will be completed within the next couple of dales, critics say it's essentially tesla bailing out solarcity. but musk said the solar panel firm would not way on the bottom line. >>> sales force i'm third quarter revenue
here on the back of those election results. >> mario draghi speaking at a conference in frankfurt this morning. the ecb president says the central bank will focus on whether a recovery in eurozone inflation can sustain itself even if its monetary stimulus is withdrawn. >> we remain committed to preserving the very substantial degree of monetary accommodation which is necessary to secure a sustained convergence of inflation towards a level below but close to 2% over the medium term....
, paris, and frankfurt. jeff sessions is the attorney general and he is also named a national security advisor and cia director. we look forward to his meeting with mitt romney this weekend. president-elect from's policies may improve u.s. productivity. we had to washington for how republicans are pushing medicare reforms. how the changes affect seniors and the insurance industry. abigail doolittle joins us. abigail: we are halfway through the trading session looking at small declines from major u.sages in the
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Less than 24 hours after reprising his Emmy Award-winning parody of President Trump on "Saturday Night Live," Alec Baldwin took aim at the president again, reported Fox News. Baldwin also said that his role as Trump on "SNL" wasn't supposed to last as long as it has. "'Just three shows,' he said," as Baldwin recalled a moment of his past when "SNL" producer Lorne Michaels tried to convince the actor to portray then-candidate Donald Trump. "'Till the election,' he said. 'Then he'll be gone,' he said. 'Three shows. It will be fun,' he said.
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Baldwin has been a long time Democrat who champions for bigger and more freedom trampling government. Baldwin has long been a backer of Democratic candidates and causes and in 2000, he infamously declared that he'd move to Canada if then-Texas Governor George W. Bush won the presidential election. Though Bush did win, Baldwin didn't move across the northern border.


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Popular Drive host Russell Woolf announces he's leaving 720 ABC
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ABC Perth Drive host Russell Woolf has announced he is leaving the radio station.
Woolf made the announcement this afternoon on his show.
He told listeners he decided to leave his post to pursue other opportunities including hosting events on a more commercial level.
Woolf has presented Drive for nine years.
"Friends, I'm going to miss you, I've felt it's been a great privilege," he said as he signed off for the 6pm news.
ABC Local Radio Content Manager, Deborah Leavitt, paid tribute to Russell Woolf and his longevity as the station's Drive presenter.
"Russell is a talented broadcaster and has made a tremendous contribution to ABC Local Radio and the Perth community at large through the many ambassadorial roles he's held," she said.
"He has presented the Drive program on 720 ABC Perth for nine years which is testament to the relationship he built with listeners. We wish Russell well for his future endeavours."
After considering options presented by the ABC, Russell said the decision to leave was difficult.
"I've chosen at this point to leave the ABC to provide me with more time for community engagement through MC work and appearances across a broad range of events and organisations. I love radio and I know this step away from broadcasting won't be forever," he said.
While 720 ABC Perth is still finalising its 2014 program schedule, Ms Leavitt indicated that next year the Drive program would take on a new direction.
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Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images(PHILADELPHIA) -- In what a government attorney calls the first case of its kind, the Philadelphia office of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged five people with making more than $1.8 million illegally through insider trading of stocks.
The SEC is claiming that the violation of trust and confidentiality required to prove insider trading occurred between members of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.).
The SEC says Timothy McGee and Michael Zirinsky, both registered representatives of Ameriprise Financial Services, bought and sold stock in Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp. (PHLY), based on non-public information about an impending merger between PHLY and Tokio Marine Holdings.
McGee, the SEC claims, got that insider information from a PHLY executive who confided in him, based on the fact they both were members of A.A.
"What we're saying, here, is that the two shared a relationship of confidence and trust, beginning at the time they both started to attend A.A. in 2009," says Elaine Greenberg, associate director of the SEC's Philadelphia Regional office.
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That contention matters, because the government, to establish insider trading, must show that a relationship of trust and confidentiality existed above and beyond that of ordinary friendship. The government has to prove, says Greenberg, that the person communicating the information and the one receiving it "have a history of sharing confidences, such that the recipient knows the giver expects him to maintain confidentiality."


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September 23, 2013 · 12:01 am
Deputy Mayor's Office (Finally) Makes Public Closing Documents on Hine Development
Taxpayers To Foot Bill for Benefits: Daycare Center, Playground and Metro Landscaping
According to a press release issued today, the Hine Coalition has received documents – pursuant to a July 23, 2013, Freedom of Information ACT (FOIA) request – from the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) revealing that District taxpayers will subsidize the Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the Hine Development by an additional $1.9 million. The long delayed release of the documents came after a Capitol Hill Corner posting pointing to DMPED's slow response to the FOIA request as the latest instance in a series of examples of city agencies failing to respond to community concerns.
According to the Coalition's press release, the "documents show that taxpayers must reimburse Stanton-East Banc (SEB) for several expenditures previously attributed to the developer, including 'contributions' SEB claims to be making in the amount of $50,000 to improve the Eastern Market Metro Plaza and $75,000 to finance construction of a playground. Taxpayers also must pay nearly $1.75 million for subsidized day-care to be included in the PUD."
The Coalition's press release, the Revised Stanton East Banc Ground Lease from July 11, 2013, and the Revised Amendment to the Hine LDDA from July 10, 2013 Redacted may be viewed by clicking the appropriate link in the Library at the top of the Capitol Hill Corner homepage.
"These revelations are only the tip of the iceberg," Hine Coalition attorney Oliver B. Hall said. "DMPED and SEB have stonewalled all the way, because they don't want the public to know how bad this deal is, but we're going to keep pressing until the truth comes out."
Hall said DMPED is required to post public contracts and related documents online, so the Hine Coalition should not have needed to file a FOIA request to get them. He also said DMPED had violated its legal obligations under FOIA by improperly withholding documents and redacting others.
A quick examination of the documents shows that considerable material has been redacted and much of the detail regarding the final agreement for transferring the Hine site to Stanton East Banc has not been made public. The documents appear to reinforce the city's commitment to this project and to its completion by the Stanton East Banc development team. According to the Amendment to the Land disposition Agreement the city waived much of the documentation which the developer would be ordinarily be required to produce at closing, and further, has a built-in a safety net which gives the developer great flexibility in the event SEB encounters difficulty in meeting milestones, those milestones themselves being part of the Amendment which has been redacted.
The Hine Coalition is asking the DC Court of Appeals to send the PUD back to the Zoning Commission, in part, they say, because the agency improperly decided the case on an incomplete record, and because SEB failed to disclose the extent to which taxpayers are subsidizing the PUD.
Oral argument in the appeal has been set by the DC Court of Appeals for Thursday, September 26 at 9:30 am in Courtroom 1 of the DC Court of Appeals, 430 E Street, NW.
6 responses to "Deputy Mayor's Office (Finally) Makes Public Closing Documents on Hine Development"
I noticed that the new affordable housing "covenant" is one of the items missing from DMPED's documents. Is this considered proprietary information?
Where's the document(s)?
They are filed under the "Library" link above.
bobbie ward
the affordable housing covenant along with all the other documents are public record by virtue of having been recorded at the recorder of deeds
that's interesting because it was reported previously on the blog that a search of the recorder of deeds produced nothing.
That because this guys blog publishes things he does not know about


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10 things you don't know about chipmunks
These adorably tiny critters crave lots of alone time and can hold a ridiculous amount of food in their cheeks.
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The eastern chipmunk (Tamias striatus) is an endearingly common sight throughout the eastern U.S. and southern Canada, inhabiting a variety of habitats from deciduous forests to urban parks. (Photo: Gilles Gonthier/Wikimedia Commons)
For sure, they're cute as can be with their enchanting big eyes, bushy tails, striped backs and chubby cheeks. You've probably seen these mini rodents darting about your yard or nearby woodlands. Or you know them from Hollywood. Walt Disney introduced his animated chipmunk duo, Chip and Dale, in 1943, and 15 years later Ross Bagdasarian Sr. captured America's heart with three chipmunk brothers — Alvin, Theodore and Simon — singing their musical hit "The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)."
But these pudgy-faced charmers are so much more than that. The following chipmunk trivia — touching on everything from their complex personalities and food habits to their social proclivities and living preferences — may just surprise you. Tiny doesn't always mean simple.
They need 15 hours of sleep a day
At least that's true of chipmunks in captivity. If their wild cousins require the same amount of snooze time, then all that zippy scampering you see outside has to get done during a nine-hour window each day, says Wildlife Animal Control.
They're kin to squirrels
Weighing in at 1 to 5 ounces, chipmunks are the most diminutive members of the squirrel family, according to the National Wildlife Federation. That means these pocket-sized rodents are also related to woodchucks and prairie dogs, which share a branch on the squirrel family tree as well.
North America hosts the most
The Siberian chipmunk is native to Asia and is commonly found across central Russia, China, Korea and northern Japan. (Photo: Frank Vassen/Wikimedia Commons)
There are 25 species of chipmunks, ranging mostly from Canada to Mexico across a variety of stomping grounds from forests to deserts to suburban neighborhoods, according to National Geographic. Only one species, the Siberian chipmunk, makes its home outside North America, scampering over much of northern Asia as well as in Europe where it was introduced via the pet trade in the 1960s.
They prefer subterranean living
Chipmunks prefer to burrow in woodlands and other spots that provide adequate camouflage. (Photo: massmatt/flickr)
While some chipmunks make nests in logs or bushes, most prefer to dig vast underground burrows, says LiveScience. These hidden homes typically include a camouflaged entrance hole, tunnel systems that can stretch 10 to 30 feet long, food storage areas and a nesting chamber (which is kept immaculately clean and lined with leaves and other plant matter). Peek inside a chipmunk burrow here.
Chipmunks have a boatload of predators
This chipmunk stands on its hind legs possibly scouting for predators. (Photo: Patrick/flickr)
Just about any carnivore bigger than one of these bitty critters is a potential threat. Think owls, hawks, weasels, foxes, coyotes, raccoons, bobcats, lynxes, cats, dogs, snakes, and sometimes even their own red squirrel cousins, says National Geographic. Chipmunks avoid becoming meals by being quick and nimble — and sticking close to home. These super-speedy escape artists remain ever vigilant while out foraging for food, racing away at the first sign of danger down their burrow hole, into the brush or even up a tree.
They also have a boatload of food sources
Chipmunks fill their cheek pouches to bursting with nuts and seeds and carry them back to their burrows for winter snacking. (Photo: Gilles Gonthier/flickr)
Chipmunks aren't picky eaters and spend a lot of time searching for their next meal, including at bird feeders (as many annoyed homeowners can attest). These omnivores love nuts, berries, seeds, mushrooms, insects, frogs, lizards, baby birds and bird eggs, according to Bi-State Wildlife Hotline. During late summer and fall, they begin carrying extra food back to their burrow in their ample cheek pouches (which can hold a stash three times the size of their head). This foraging also benefits the larger ecosystem — chipmunks spread seeds and important mycorrhizal fungi that live around tree roots, ensuring they thrive.
Watch a chipmunk stuff six acorns into its cheeks in this video.
Chipmunks hibernate, but not continuously
Starting in late October they fall into a deep sleep with a slowed heart rate and lower body temperature for extended periods until March or April. Unlike bears, though, chipmunks don't bulk up their fat stores to sleep through the entire cold season. Instead they wake periodically to dip into their stockpile of nuts and seeds and even venture outside, says the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
They're not adorable at birth
Baby chipmunks (called kits, kittens or pups) are born blind, hairless and helpless. Imagine something that looks like a pink jelly bean. Pups develop quickly, though, and leave the nest by 4 to 6 weeks of age to make their own way in the world.
They're born loners
Despite their reputation for cuddly camaraderie in cartoons, real chipmunks don't bear much resemblance to their big-screen counterparts. In fact, they're mostly solitary creatures — at least until breeding season arrives. Twice a year in spring and late summer, males (called bucks) and females (does) come together to mate, then part ways again. Female chipmunks raise the pups, but don't remain close to their offspring once they leave.
Solitary doesn't mean silent
Cover of a 1961 album featuring beloved singing chipmunk trio, Alvin, Theodore and Simon. (Photo: Tom/flickr)
No, they don't sing like Alvin and his brothers, but chipmunks do have a sizable vocal repertoire, announcing everything from territorial claims to terror over nearby predators, according to National Geographic. Vocalizations include chips, chucks and trilling alarm calls. In fact, chipmunks are so talkative and their high-pitched communications are so ubiquitous many people mistake them for bird calls.
Listen to some chipmunk cries here. Check out more in this video.
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Did you know these adorably tiny critters crave lots of alone time and aren't herbivores? Some of our chipmunk trivia may surprise you.


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