Spain Faces Reckoning Over Storms, US Payrolls Set to Cap Volatile Week | The Opening Trade 11/01
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Relief efforts to rescue victims trapped by the disastrous storms that have killed more than 150 people in eastern Spain are in their fourth day. Stocks rose ahead of Friday’s key US jobs data, at the end of a volatile week in which mixed earnings from tech megacaps had the market on the defensive. Oil gained amid renewed tension in the Middle East. The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across Europe. With analysis you won’t find anywhere else, we break down the biggest stories of the day and speak to top guests who have skin in the game. Hosted by Anna Edwards and Kriti Gupta.
Chapters:
00:00:00 – Intro
00:01:04 – Reeves Worries Markets, Spain Floods, US Jobs Report
00:11:18 – Eyes on US Jobs Report for Fed’s Next Move
00:23:31 – Rachel Reeves: We Have More Fiscal Headroom than Preview Government
00:37:27 – Death Toll in Spain’s Floods rises Above 150, Among Europe’s Worst Storm Disasters
00:40:44 – Stocks to Watch: Renault/Volkswagen, UMG, Chip Stocks, Reckitt
00:45:34 – European Market Open
01:02:05 – Big Tech Results Mixed: Intel, Amazon in Focus
01:11:37 – Draghi Report, EU’s Competitiveness Problems
01:15:42 – US Election: The Future of EU Competitiveness
01:24:34 – Euro Area Saw Faster Increases in Food Prices
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The first thing the spanish people should be asking is: where has all the climate money they taxed off us gone ???? So far all we have seen for it is no mitigation measures, more expensive energy which kills people too as well as destroying jobs, and the usual suspects getting richer and the cynical moving of emissions instead of cutting them. So Where has the money gone ?
It is always the previous Govt blamed in almost all over the world
climate change is a myth
Geo-engineering.