dollar dominance. to cap itsck set biggest games. where is the rally headed next? is there room to delay? leeway ont to have its bond decisions. we will speak exclusively to the bank of greece governor. and a swiss company a johnson & johnson takeover target. in athens -- guy: let's talk about why we are here. be speaking to's the governor of the bank of greece. he sits in the ecb as well. we need to have a conversation about what is happening on the ground in greece, which talking to ceos, they sound positive. a big rally in greek assets. then we come to the ecb. thinking about the big questions. the meeting on the eight. what is it ultimately going to deliver. that is what we are building up to. the ecb, a lot to think about at the moment. anna: a lot to talk about. let's have a look at where we are expecting to open. half an hour until the start of the european equity trading. asian session has been decent. indian equities up. movement,ting contrary to the direction of travel. since the victory of d

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jonathan: let's talk about the dollar specifically. typically, the dollar is strong. we have seen that again and again. what i am hearing from people like yourself is that is not what is going to happen this time around on the back of a president trump, let's say. in the coming months, let's say you get the fiscal deficit spending, that the fed rate hikes. does that not scream stronger dollar anyway? shahab: what the market does not suddenly, outry one day and disagree with the idea of a strong dollar policy? has is something the u.s. been pursuing for 20 years or so now as a concept. talks against that idea, that changes the market perception of the dollar. other things to consider -- how reactoreign central banks to a more uncertain policy environment in the u.s.? willow bay still see the dollar as a safe haven, or would they feel they need to look elsewhere and diversify more than they have in the past? these are issues there are structural changes that we may see in terms of how central banks and others deal with the dollar that could overwhelm the issue you just

dollars. what is also interesting is that if we do get an announcement of a home in investment policy, it may not be the flows that drive things. it would be the markets speculating on the flows. if something like that is announced, you could see a big spike in the dollar on the anticipation of the flows coming home. irrelevant of whether the flows happen or not some months down the line. jonathan: stephen will stick with us for the next 30 minutes. that is the brexit bid. i do not have one. -- that is the brexit beard. i just have some stubble. i think he is trying to get me into trouble with management. guy: let us move on and talk about what is happening in terms of the corporate story and what it means. the u.s. election is being watched by all investors. have alar sectors that sensitivity to the outcome of today's vote. the energy than sector. a hot topic for both hillary clinton who has vowed to reduce dependence on fossil fuels while donald trump has promised to roll back environmental

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dollars by 2020. how exactly, as an investor, do you want to position yourself to benefit from that? >> that's right. it's currentliest mated at $4.9 trillion. we believe it will grow to $6.3 trillion. you want to position yourself in high growth markets. the fastest growth around the world is coming from emerging markets, specifically asia pacific, china and india. we are stepping up governmental investment as well as spending within the space. in terms of opportunities, we anticipate educational technology or ed-tech, one of the fastest growing areas growing at 17% per year over the next four years. it will hit about $252 billion by the end of the decade. and to put it in perspective, despite the year-end which we live, only 2% of education around the world is actually digital. the second is kindergarten through secondary, which is the largest area of spending around the world. the third is publishing and content. and then the fourth is student housing and accommodation. >> so i just want to ask, i

involved whether private funds or grant dollars and those dollars could double or even triple and you get more of a bang for your buck for communities or individual people to come forward with project proposals.this is going to be shark tank on the environmental level so people can come pitch their ideas and we're going to see if it makes financial and good sense for linn county to invest in it. those proposals will be judged on how they help water quality -- store water to help prevent floods and improve the existing recreational areas.we felt the majority of our focus should be to water and land protection earmarked for park improvements and 6 million is left for trail improvements. about 22 million of the 40 million dollar pot will be reserved for water quality and land protection.improving water quality has been in the spotlight since the des moines water works lawsuit in the state's capitol was filed in 2015.the water utility company is suing three rural counties over the nitrate that gets put into the water -- that des out.oleson says linn county could eventually face similar pr

to me the dollar is something you want -- you don't necessarily want to own the dollar of a currency of a man who was pour trayed in the media as being a little bit, you know, off the wall, because you'd like to have some stability. i think you have to look at he's going to slash taxes, lead the rupp grow. he's got the majority and we're seeing the classes, okay, full speed ahead. forget about fiscal responsibility. can he pull that off? after winning last night, who are we to tell him you can't. >> to your point about the dow stocks, that has to make you nervous, riling tensions with countries like china and mexico and canada, very strong training partners. >> that's why i'm seeing 17 stocks. do you think the chinese communist party is going to sit there and say, you know what? we had a good run of the place but now we're shaking and we're scared? i know trump feels that way, but that's not the way they act. they know they geesht a degree in market. they also know that the interest, the large ceos privately was pro trump. i end up saying, listen. there is going to be retaliation. yo

dollar-yen, dollar continuing to grind higher once again. the south african rand, it has been a wild roller coaster ride. u.s. 10 year backing up by five basis points as the selling continues all across the curve. david: the rand committee talk about political risk. opec ministers say a deal is close with meetings right now underway in vienna. ministers areec unanimous in favor of a cut as the group works to resolve differences among the three biggest producers, saudi arabia, iran and iraq. in november to remember. the trump rally dominated the month in markets. treasuries had their worst month since 2009. will the rally continuing to december? donald trump continues his auditions for secretary of state . it second round of interviews for mitt romney and john kelly. said to be the pick for treasury secretary. nuecen.e miniatur of supplyverall cut of 1.4 million barrels a day for opec. many ministers weighing in over the last 24 hours. >> i'm optimistic. i cannot speak about a cut. we should wait some hours and receive the final resolution. >

king dollar. that's story. we're seeing it on a tear since donald trump was confirmed on election night. this is an interesting chart. this is 2016 the trajectory of the dollar index. you can see this breakout that we're seeing here. this push higher. the line here is the average. this is 2015. that is how the dollar perform. improving as we went through the year 2014. a back end year for the green back. 2013 the opposite. you can see this outperformance that we're seeing on the dollar index right now. it changes everything. a chief investment officer joins us now. good morning. if you had to tear up some of your models and rethink where you are, the dollar is on a tear. >> yeah, this is really just a normalizeation of interest rates that we have seen the past few years from the federal reserve. the dollar obviously benefited and now we're talking about a second rate hike. guy: the rate hike. it is not trump? >> cause and effect is a tricky thing in markets now. the election of trunch has led inflation expectat

dollar, thean canadian dollar weaker and the yen is weaker. trading close to 113. -- theed about the ubs market has this dollar straight move wrong but it is dollar strength that is weakening the yen. rates, the curve we have been noticing has not changed but it is interesting to year whiche the 10 is trading with the yield of 2.33%, a lot of the trading has been within the five basis points of 2.30% and 2.35%. the 30 year yield if i can find it is actually not moving too much today but right below 3%. the 30 year has risen. let's look at currencies. the dollar index continues to strengthen. not so much today but in general. i wanted is a currency to point out, trading above 65 now as we wait the outcome of those opec talks and then crude in new york is 45.37. let's go to the news. columbiaigators in trying to determine why a aarter jet crashed into hillside, six of 81 people survive. it was flying a soccer team to a match in the city of medellin. the group reported an electrical failure and declare an emergency. one of the survivors said the

we'll look at the dollar, the dollar having surged last week up 2.3% for the week as a whole. we are at a 14-year high on friday. the highest level since april 7, 2003. but today just reversing some of the recent gains. you can see the euro is up half a percent against the yen. we've got a little bit of dollar weakness that is pretty much flat against the pound. the margin is giving up the recent gains just over 1%. right now they are bouncing back a bit, but the dollar has been soft since the trump victory. >>> maybe a holiday shortened week here in the u.s., but it is not short on data. it is all packed into two days before thanksgiving. tomorrow look for october existing home sales. on wednesday weekly jobless claims, durable goods and new home sales, consumer sentiment and the last month's fed meeting. the market is open for a half day on friday. and there are a handful of earnings reports. look for results from campbell's soup and hewlett-packard. >>> and unexpected outcome in the french first primary race ahead of next year's general election. former president nicolas sa

dollar prices let's have a look. we did see the dollar rally again yesterday. not quite as strong. you got the dollar a little bit softer today against the euro, some gdp data helping the euro stronger, pause and reason for a correction given the recent run the dollar has had. dollar higher significantly so. u.s. dollar versus yen is broadly flat given a very strong run the yen, the dollar has had against the yen since the election result. gold prices very quickly for you yesterday fell .2 of 1%. today similar size. >>> the outsize reaction markets generated a discussion as to whether this, these levels are justified given that at this point we had big picture ideas from the president-elect donald trump, a lack of detail. can markets move just on the prospect of fiscal spending and lower taxes. >> yesterday we did slightly pause for brit. we were broadly flat. interesting to see pharrell williams put -- financials but strong. we did see the short end play catch up. lagged previously. we saw more of a steepening. shorter end of the curve caught up with the rise in yield we seen in t

the dollar will play into emerging markets. philippines third-quarter growth stronger than expected, 7.1% year on year. today,tock moving higher so a gain of over 2%, i market that has been doing quite well. the hang seng firmer for a third consecutive session, up by .2%, led by consumer related stocks. galaxy looking quite strong. from the banking players, but this has been the area where we have seen support over the last couple of sessions , and downward pressure from proper developers as well. sx movinglia, the a sx higher. new zealand giving up gains after wednesday's movement. the yen his strengthening against the dollar, towards that 109 handle. rishaad: right, let's get you up to speed with first word news. a key member of donald trump's team says the incoming administration is considering how to fix roads and bridges and a way that hillary clinton promoted in the campaign, and the publicans derided. talks of a so-called infrastructure bank to pay for the work, something the trump team said is controlled by washington a

we saw some real dollar strength. king dollar is back as the dollar strengthens along with u.s. yield. york is therom new global head of jeter, a move we have seen several times per at 100 seems to be the -- as far as you're concerned, how does it work out from here? >> i think it is likely to go up . that is increasingly the consensus. you were already seeing some concerns about the fed moves. we had current concerns that central banks were backing away from supporting the long end of the bond market. now we have the prospect of two shocks -- one is the fiscal shock everyone is talking about. the other is spending or through corporate tax reform. but the second shock on the table is what happens to international trade. if that really gets disrupted, that is the equivalent of a supply shock, and that will put prices up. the market is looking at both of inflation,aying long long rates come along dollars. jon: is that the only trade in town? when the dollar pushes toward these kinds of levels, the fed backs off. the fed seems to be on autopilot going toward december. we have a who

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dollar. modest currency commodity moves. speaking of which, all of the opec talks ongoing has the vti $47 perading over barrel. we'll will look -- we will look at treasuries in the second. let's look at some currencies. the bloomberg dollar index is down three times of 1%. that rally was overdone, the dollar overbought against many currencies. that is why you see the bloomberg dollar index down. one of those is the yen. it is stronger by about 9/10 of 1%. above 113 friday, and now it is back to 112. the central bank did not make a move, and it is below 14 again. the vix is below 14. is around0 year yield 2.4 at the moment. 1.11 on the two-year. that is your market check on the moment. the first wordon news. courtney donohoe has more. courtney: there has been a shooting at the university of ohio -- at ohio university. at least seven were taken to the hospital. one suspect is dead and authorities are searching for other possible suspects. in the french presidential election, former prime minister won the republican primacy. me

, which is a dollar worse than the week before. at the same time, packers are seeing better margins at 46 dollars per head. that imbalance is weighing on prices across the board. so is this a repeat of 1998? that's our farm journal report the road this year, as both livestock and grains are feeling the pinch. but it's reminding some of the 1998 pork price collapse, fearing the inudstry is on the brink of another historic time.

in dollar terms, we can figure this out. we are expecting a fall of about 6% in dollar terms after september's 10% fall. the headline right now, a little bit weaker export and import picture in yuan terms coming out of china. down 3.2% for exports for the month of october and up 3.2% for imports. rishaad: thank you, steve. the dollar number should be crossing pretty soon. haidi: that will give us a better indicator. a little bit of a miss, not nearly as bad as septembers data. let's head over to japan. rishaad: analyst expecting the impact of the strength of the yen to leave a dent in revenue. it fell less than anticipated. incentives that nissan offered customers, does that have anything to do with these better than expected numbers? >> the performance in america was a bit better than expected and part of that was bringing buyers into the dealers with incentives. they came out with $4000 per vehicle, a pretty big incentive. larger than any other japanese carmaker and even with what u.s. carmakers are making. this is a clear

tom: right to the data here, and it is dollar, dollar, dollar. equities, bonds, currencies, euro-dollar, 106 .20 1.0623. 623 -- now 1.03.1.05, that is the big news now for chair yellen. the yen weaker, a solid 110 handle. a stronger dollar earlier this morning. francine: this is what i am looking at, the dollar extending its weekly surge. the european stocks i was a little perplexed by because they started higher, now they are down. at the vix slightly up 13.65. tom: putting it in perspective, part of that is a plaza accord of 30 years ago. then you go on to the rubin dollar and you see the recent dollar strength. this is dxy, the major trading partner index. the arrow in the middle is weakness,re than the pulling the arrow over to the right. you can see that the percentage moves so far at dollar strength -- i would say we are really getting out there from the 1990's. are looking at dxy, i am looking at the bloomberg dollar index. the blue line is the bloomberg spot index, the rate increase in december. just so you know, the red line is the brexi

, it has been dollar strength. vonnie: if you look at the adxy, it is down 2%. le t moreve a tolerance for risk, which countries would you pick and would you buy the major index in that country or how would you but your money to work -- how would you put your money to work? indonesia, genuine emerging markets have a lot of room to grow to become global powers in the next 10 years, 20 years, that is where you can avoid from indexes and fine local themes and companies, banks in india are interesting, they have been hit by the abolishment of these notes but they are still good local banks in india generating profits. if you look elsewhere, some of the commodity countries have been hit and they will bounce back. if you are a contrarian, you'd think, when a getting along mexico, when the game it's be done and i can take the peso volatility in equity market. soon great to see, see you , we will see if that call on the dow construed. investment management. vonnie: only 5% as he said. inflation starts rising significantly,

the dollar is a strong dollar, it's a negative for emerging market countries, it's based in dollar terms. that's a potential problem and a strong dollar being the reserve global currency produces imbalances in terms of trading that hedge investors and managers have put on. there are a number of things that could take place based on the higher interest rates and the efficacy and effectiveness of trump's future policies. scarlet: now, are investors getting a right bill when they are pricing 100% odds of a rate increase next month and a steep path of tightening in 2017, joe was drawing a chart yesterday, showing that they're 10% odds of three rate increases in 2017. bill: i think certainly in december, slam-dunk. if nothing else, the stock market is at extremely high levels for yellen to ex-peerment with another 25 basis points. that will happen. 2017, i see the effect of expectation is 35 to 40 basis points for the entire year, so maybe one or two type of hikes. i think that goes along with conservatism, dovish necessary of janet yellen and the fed. they will simply have to walk a fine lin

dollar -- we are seeing a switch now. the yen is gaining against the dollar. the dollar falling from a five-month high versus the yen. take a look and see that we are also seeing a little bit of euro strength. 45% chance of euro-dollar parity in the next year given the dynamics we have seen in that pair in recent days. em currencies gaining as well against the dollar. moving quickly to see what has happened in the equity space. equities rising from a or month low. asian stocks steadying after a two-day drop. yousef: fresh off yesterday's announcement that his company ford pay $4.5 billion graphics, the biggest acquisition, siemens ceo has been speaking to bloomberg in riyadh. well asoned the deal as how the election of donald trump and populist movements could impact global markets and siemens. impulse from the united states is spread all over the world. it matters what the president does because the whole world is looking at the united states in many ways. that is why i believe we should be very mindful about what he does and so we will see. way --me put it t

the dollar strength over the last 24 hours, renewed dollar strength. at one point, the dollar index, the highest since 2003. david: dollar strength compared with bond weakness, actually. president-elect donald trump has sparked a selloff in the bond market, now on pace for its biggest two-week loss and 26 years as investors rotate into riskier assets. still with us is society general's global head of rates. take us through the bond selloff. what is causing it? vincent: well, it is both a withing economic outlook growth a bit stronger than it was a few moments ago. expectations that inflation will continue to pick up. there is an economic story. a policy story. policy rotation out of monetary policy easing. rotation really has been magnified by the u.s. election. i am concerned that we have implied a sharp increase of duration in the portfolios. is causingand yields quite some losses on those portfolios and you have concerns that you would see outflows. you are starting to see that already and that is causing more pain. it is the duration built up that

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what it would mean, the dollar and copper. the dollar and crude. now, we saw that connection there as crude was straightened out. if you take copper, copper, the change is coming at it, and it's all speculation. steel. it's all speculation. they're clamping down. iron ore. all speculation, right? the dollar is rising. those should be falling. yet, freeport despite downgrasds keeps up there. we're seeing a disconnect with equities and bonds. you're talking about buying bonds. if the equity market keeps flying because of trump's inflationary policies, you don't want to be anywhere near bonds. yes the dollar -- so if the dollar is going to be strong because of economic policies here, i don't think you want to be in emerging markets. you don't want to be in emerging markets, and you don't want to -- >> that question is a function of your time frame. >> everything is a function -- i'm a long-term player, okay? the idea that you don't want to be in emerging markets because they happen to be adversely affected by a temporary rally in the dollar -- i don't

as for the euro/dollar, 1.0855, that reflects a stronger dollar. the pound strong, marching to its own beat, 1.2658. gold having a weak week despite uncertainty and surprise. it is down another percent. add it all up, dom, who observations. number one, the tide has turned in terms of sentiment so sharply, bullish around the u.s. economy, bullish on growth policies that we could see from trump and republicans in congress like infrastructure and defense spending, tax cuts. >> absolutely. >> that's causing the jump of yields and in certain sectors like financials. >> materials. >> we will talk more about this, but the infrastructure play. copper is up on a winning streak like i haven't seen in ages. >> we have a weekly chart of copper. the best week for copper since the early '80s. >> between that and you talk about the strongest moves in material stocks like martin marietta materials, they make construction aggregates, think asphalt, concrete. >> billiuilding stuff. >> yes. >> that's one observation, the sentiment has changed and enthusiasm. the othe

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it rose against the dollar and is down against the euro. 10 days of decline against the dollar, the longest losing run since the euro's inception of january 1999. sovereign bonds and commodities, let's talk about the world's biggest cement maker raising dividends lying back shares to reward investors following its merger more than a year ago. 2018 offense to .eflect asset sales stemming that is why shares are lower. the chief executive aiming to fulfill pledges to increase profitability, lower debt, and bring additional cost savings after the economic slowdown and slumping demand for a building material. the italian lender was down 5.3%. .4%. down it said it may announce the share sale when it resents the results of its month's long review on december 13. no firm decision has been made on what firm actions will be taken. it encompasses all major areas of the bank and focuses on , andres to reduce expenses improve risk discipline. this ceo is trying to restore confidence after the shares have been absolutely hammered this year. half of its value has been wiped away. they are considering rais

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dollar. there is a focus on the and there is ask focus on the problems we could there is aope and it isconclusion and inevitable that we have an expansion of fiscal policy and a framework in europe, which means that we will have the policy impasse somewhere. it is negative for european growth. there is political upheaval you believe in this and buy into this? >> the simple answer is that have been going sideways. there is an outperformance and an underperformance. as you correctly say, the earnings outlook is not positive and, if i am right with the u.s. march,y yields by next that clearly has to do with the global equity markets. think, for the next 2-3 years, we are stuck trading around current levels. >> up next, theresa may prepares for her next speech. this?ll she respond to >> you are looking at a live shot of berlin. the euro dollar is just under one half a percent. a gorgeous sunrise. who knew that there was a sunshine outside of dubai? i thought that i had it all. >> thank you. cance

the dollar-yen is the bottom. both the euro and yen look poised for declines against the dollar regardless of who was going to win the election. both currencies were in downward trends. the dollar was in an upward trend on a technical charge and the prospect of a rate hike from those post brexit nadir's. risen to a record high. treasury yields gaining on speculation of thomas of infrastructure spending will boost inflation. looks like that trend was in place regardless. the economy growing in line with expectations in the third quarter. led by public expenditure from a year ago. comes as the prime to a budget next year. it's a highly fragmented and hostile parliament calling for an increase in the minimum wage. from the european commission, there is pressure to narrow the and let's finish it off with the u.s. stock market which is closed today because of the thanksgiving day holiday. this is a wonderful chart. line is the credit suisse fear barometer, which as you can see is falling, tumbling 23% since the day bef

dollar back from 100. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: coming up with the next hour -- forming ecb president. -- former ecb president. david: is dodd-frank at risk? president-elect trump has been vocal about it. what ours is plans about replacing the rules regulating wall street? we spoke to alan greenspan and gave us his thoughts. i would like to go back to square one, repeal dodd-frank and come in with a large increase in equity to asset ratios for all financial intermediaries. there is very little else you need to do the regulatory system that would not be solved with that simple regulation. still with us is gary stern, former president of the federal reserve bank of minneapolis. we have had such a run of regulation over the past eight years. what will be left of it and president trumps administration? hard torn: it is forecast how far they will want to go and how it will play out. it is dodd-frank is on the table, as it apparently is, some aspects of dodd-frank have been effective. many people would conced

i want to talk about the dollar strength we have seen. we have seen the dollar at a 13 year high. we have seen this move up in yields. how much more can we see on this upward trend? the market isge, adjusting extremely quickly over the next one year at least. that means it is tough to the --t room for opportunities tough to give us room for opportunities. the martic strengthens, the less the fed -- the more it strengthens, the less the fed will tighten. and that to prevent, is ok, there is a recovery, but you do not want it to be hurt by a strong u.s. dollar. yvonne: what about inflation? >> it is picking up. levels are quite high. year on year, the inflation numbers look quite high, but over a longer period of time, inflation will not see a massive combat. they will actually have some let's ability whether they want to accelerate or not. during the meantime, a strong u.s. dollars gritting opportunities. clearly, the weak yen is pushing investors to add more equity. we do not see the same thing out of europe, where the weak euro is positive news. that is because the political envi

dollar. g5. dollar to the g3, g4, u.s. dollar to the e.m. and the u.s. dollar to asia. do you look at it wrapped together? richard: what we have seen in the past is a gradually rising u.s. dollar. not a brutal move. the dollar is rising because u.s. and global growth are improving. that has been an environment in asia,rging markets specifically, have done very well. tips into ait' disruptive environment is the dollar as a safe haven environment as trade tensions increase. and the rise in the dollar, that is one of the risks that asian markets face, going forward. if we look at asia, one of the key methods for investing for some time was to focus on the markets that were less vulnerable. a domestic with recovery story under way. in india, you actually have a very important reform story under way, as well, and potentially avoid the areas that are exposed to global growth. tom: one more question off your new book -- what would charles de gaulle do? to president elect trump? jonathan: he would have a few choice words to say at home and then he would probably go to washingto

dollar higher against the japanese yen. lower against the pound, which is an interesting move to watch. and something to keep an eye on in the coming days. and for a quick focus on oil over the weekend, some comments from saudi officials ahead of the opec meeting on november 30th that they are once again willing to cut back on production here on monday. oil prices are lower. ice brent at $44.64. wilfred? >>> indeed the dollar is continuing its march higher. meanwhile, global university teams are looking at the damage in new zealand today after a strong 7.8 quake hit yesterday. this prompted emergency services to warn people along the coast the move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves. >>> all right. we'll get to the u.s. political news. the trump transition is in full swing. tracie potts is joining us live from washington with the latest announcements. good morning. >> reporter: hey, wilfred, good morning. president-elect donald trump said he made some decisions about his cabinet, but he's not announcing them yet. what

the dollar surging. that is been one of the big stories we have been covering -- dollar strength has been a feature of the markets. the dollar is almost flat on the major dollar index. these are european markets. we are pretty flat on the cac 40. the ftse 100 down by around .10%. the dollar index fairly flat, approaching and eight-month high. turkishar against the lira -- we previously had seen a gain on the back of the move that was a surprise by the central bank in turkey. that reversed, and once again we see the dollar gaining against the turkish lira. top -- copper is a. coming up, the fed since the greenback story. our next guest says the trend is the sign of any rational market. stay with us for analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is bloomberg markets. 101.77.ar index is let's check in on the markets -- the first word news. france, one last chance to salvage his campaign for president. he faces former prime minister francoise -- in a nationally televised debate. on sunday, there will be a r

you've mentioned the reason dollar strength, and there is a chance the dollar appreciates too much. ofdonald trump was critical janet yellen when he was campaigning, but now that he is in the white house, maybe he will decide he likes a cautious fed chair who will not raise rates to quickly and upset the economy. very muchhank you indeed. kathleen hays joining us from new york, heading for the thanksgiving break there. still ahead, peter coleman about whether the uncertainty of an opec deal is affecting his bottom line. japanese stocks rising as australia and korea dip, why are they diverging? anz.is with ♪ let's have at, look at the business flash headlines. thailand planning to set up an investment company for government shareholding as part of a wider effort to improve the performance of state-controlled enterprises. an official told us it should work in the way that singapore and malaysia are. these state-owned enterprises are planning $20 billion of investment in 2017, 3% of gdp. the philippine central bank governor has yet to commit to remaining in the job. the president wan

the dollar index up by .5%. to chew overhing if you are heading away to thanksgiving, the big story the markets -- treasury selloff, the dollar stronger, and donald trump may be headed to florida, but he is still far from a vacation. according to sources familiar with the matter, ben carson's expected to be the next head of housing and urban development. are joined. we have one appointment. the audience wants to know who the treasury secretary is. you'll remember, china hiked interest rates one christmas day because china is not care what anyone is doing christmas day. do you think we might get an announcement tomorrow around lunchtime? >> in this transition, anything is possible. we have a pool of reporters in florida. we have been told to not expect anything until after thanksgiving, but when is after thanksgiving? is it after he wakes up? i think it is quite possible we could get some announcement from sources or from donald trump directly. guy: we have talked about this a lot -- what has been the difference

the december contract is 51 dollars and five cents a hundred weight.. up a dollar 30... february hogs are up a dollar 20 to 56 dollars and 75 cents a hundredweigh t. ---- times are a little tough for dairy farmers, commodity prices are low and labor producers invest about 15 cents for every 100 pounds of milk they sell into the midwest dairy association.. a checkoff for promoting milk and milk products.. in the ten states they're in.. which includes iowa.. about 25 billion pounds of milk are produced chris heins is a dairy farmer with the association.. and milks about 650 cows in missouri. he brings in tours to help people understand what they do in the barns. heins says reaching out to non times.. "from a promotion aspect, it's also a time for us to be able to connect to consumers and say, hey, you know, we're not getting paid as much now, but our care for the animals has to remain the same. and what we do day in and day out happens whether prices are here, or here. that's who we are as dairy farmers." ---- and that wraps up the show for today.. thanks for tuning in.. i

just 5-dollars a week. a lot of us spend that much, just on a cup of ken himmler/financial author: if you have $25 a month and you want to start a college fund or is invested with others into a collection of stocks, bonds, or other securities. there are four main types: money market funds. bond funds, that are a little more risky, but offer a bigger return. stock funds, that are even more risky. and hybrid funds. ken himmler/financial author: once you get to 5 or $10,000, now you have enough money, and you can change to an exchange traded fund, or an index fund. that means more money in your pocket. and the sooner you start, the more money you'll earn. let's look at someone in their 20's. by investing just 25-dollars into an index fund, every month, you could save 75-thousand dollars or more, by the time you're ready to retire. now you might say, the problem is you're swimming in debt. himmler says, don't let that stop you from starting to invest. ken himmler/financial author: some people will say ken, shou

he has put that trillion dollars where his mouth is. he will continue to put the additional $700 billion that he has potentially there. i think those are catalysts for lower rates over there. >> weiss, i'm talking about over here, doc. >> you know, we're anchored to that. how are we going to run from $240 up to $300 on the ten-year. >> we already are on their way up there. ten-year yields up 65 basis points in a month. >> are we going to continue that rise? that's your question. isn't it? >> yeah. if it's going to cause the stock market to wilt. >> do you we agree or disagree? >> partly. i'm trying to be nice before the holiday. >> go back to the normal weiss. >> i felt very uncomfortable, to tell you the truth. >> for me it's about the rate of the increase. we'll still have low rates for an extended period of time. i'm on a faster schedule in terms of rate hikes going forward. faster than the fed is going to be. i think the world is actually seeing where it is. in terms of what happens in europe and what happens in ja n japan. >> it's

dollars on u.s. equities after leaving trump's victory party. >>> it's been a busy day for weekly data and fed talk. weekly jobless claims will be out at 8:30. headline cpi forecast to rise. housing starts are due out at 8:30 a.m. followed by the november philly fed survey at 10:00. half a dozen fed officials are speaking throughout the day. the highlight will likely be fed chair janet yellen, testifying on capitol hill before the joint economic committee. that's at 10:00 eastern time. in earnings central, walmart, best buy, staples reporting results before the opening bell. we'll hear from gap and salesforce.com after the close. >>> landon dowdy has three things to watch in that walmart report. good morning. >> good morning. the street is looking for walmart to post earnings of 96 cents a share on revenue of $118 by billion. here are three things to watch. sales in traffic. despite a sluggish retail environment for other department stores, analysts expect walmart to continue their upward trend for t

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