has caused the boost and what assets have benefited from the precious with peter schiff of euro pacific capital and todd bubble for one and plus. of course is no doubt there are months to go. wildfires continue to rage in australia as east coast continues to be ravage r.t. correspondent john hardy is on hand to break down how the nation's business has been affected by the blazes and later. boeing as well as continue as our problems pile up in this and the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers we have so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straigh

of euro pacific capital and todd but before was chief strategist at bubba trading now i want to start with you with the situation regarding bubba boeing what do you make the treasury secretary's assertion that this one aerospace giant is poised to cause an issue for the overall growth of the u.s. u.s. economy moving forward. as you know brian thank drove me back it's a big deal because they're the biggest export of that we have so it's going to have a direct effect on g.d.p. and certainly it has slowed sales and it will allow you know airbus which is their only really main competitor to possibly because of the sales from their i mean this whole thing has been really a mess and that's what happens and you let a company get in bed with a government agency and they get a plane that's been told things like that's going to definitely hurt the g.d.p. going forward and you know what do you think already boeing has lost over 62000000000 dollars off of its mark what do you think there's a chance of recovery here. well i'm sure over the long term they'll be a recovery but in the short run certa

has caused the boost and what assets have benefited from the precious with peter schiff of euro pacific capital and todd but before i went and plus. there's of. course this is no doubt there are months to go. wildfires continue to rage in australia as east coast continues to be ravage r.t. correspondent john how does on his it break down how the nation's business has been affected by the blazes and later. boeing as well as continue as our problems pile up.

process to soothe tensions sparked by the trade war or less about the trading in peter schiff of euro pacific capital are both on and to break down the negotiations as technology continues to progress so to have concerns for privacy let's get a journalist friends one joins us to take a look at the privacy in the cell phone sector and later as retail giant continue to grow more and more dominant in their sectors some regulators are eye of competition cash out molly barrows contributors american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the antitrust case for fill in the brand today with stories. as markets worldwide got a. from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the us will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal was on the table but got pulled at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made a

process to soothe tensions sparked by the trade war or less about the trading in peter schiff of euro pacific capital are both on and to break down the negotiations as technology continues to progress so too have concerns for privacy let's get a journalist spends one joins us to take a look at the. privacy in the still post sector and later as retail giant continue to grow more and more dominant in their sectors some regulators are eye of competition start down molly barrows contributor's an american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories so let's dive right in. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china.

has caused the boost and what assets have benefited from the pressures with peter schiff of euro pacific capital and todd bubble for one and plus. of course is no longer. months to go. wildfires continue to rage in australia as east coast continues to be ravage our t. correspondent john how does on his it break down how the nation's business has been affected by the blazes and later. boeing's was continue as our problems pile up in this as the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers we have so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september and there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of

of euro pacific capital so peter this is oz and 20 started looking strong but now the markets have pulled back slightly due to fears about the corona virus and how that's going to affect the world's fastest growing economy now some analysts are arguing that these fears are just completely overblown because look at history in 2003 the sars epidemic during the sars epidemic the s. and p. climbed almost 15 percent the 6 months after it was 1st detected in 2006 we had the avian flu virus which was another fast moving pathogen and we still gain about 12 percent that year and then include $1014.00 we had the ebola and the s.n.p. still again 5.3 percent so it's 2020 going to be any different than the past. well i think 2020 could be a bad year for the stock market but it's not likely going to be because of this virus like it's obviously too early to tell if there be any type of impact or a meaningful impact on global trade g.d.p. or the markets as a result of this virus but i don't think the virus is having any effect on the u.s. stock market i mean it is down slightly but it's hard to say why t

deliver even bigger returns well argue about gold and digital gold next time peter schiff and euro pacific capital and todd horrors of dublin trading thank you both very time. here. while the chinese trade delegation is planning to travel to washington for the signing of the china u.s. phase one deal on january 15th many onlookers are not convinced chinese and hong kong stocks solid shard products in afternoon on fresh worries about the relationship between china and us this comes as new reports revealed that the trump administration since 2018 has mounted an extensive campaign to block the sale of dutch chip manufacturing technology to china now this is a high level push which previously has not been reported shows the effort and the lengths the white house goes to in order to prevent china from getting a hold of the vans technology from microprocessors that compan began in 2018 after the dutch government gave semi company a license to sell its most advanced machine to chinese consumers now over the next few months u.s. officials attempted to block the sale outright and held at least 4 rounds of

capitalism. look at what happened in equity markets. we're building on gains in the msci asia-pacific index, 7% below the peak. friday, record lows. euroxx 50 is pointing higher, u.s. futures flat, stock and bond markets in terms of cash trading closed in the u.s. today. cable on the back foot, below 1.30 after two weeks of declines. jobs data tuesday. towards the end of the week, like opposite pmi number, which could shift the pricing for rate cuts on the boe. the markets pricing a 70% possibility of a rate cut this week. manus? manus: to our top story, i mentioned it in the oil price. the industry was caught in a crossfire of libya's civil war. the porters of the eastern exports command block under his control. the upper plunge forced the state national oil corporation to declare force majeure. the clause can allow opec nations to legally suspend delivery contracts. the country's oil production will be limited to 72,000 barrels, down from more than 1.2 million. nejra: another opec nation, iraq, temporally stopped work as political unrest escalate. local media reported protesters shut down border crossings with erin. with more, stephe